@Cerberus: I was just texting someone and "Matt and his wife" got turned into "Matt and his serifs" by the magic of Swype. I would have thought "wife" to be a little more common thing to type, but not so.
That's Are You Experienced. Yours is Axis Bold As Love.
@RegDwigнt, based on historical performance, I think 9 interesting things coming out of my mouth are likely to take us well past the end of the promotion.
Hora aderat briligi. Nunc et Slythia Tova Plurima gyrabant gymbolitare vabo; Et Borogovorum mimzebant undique formae, Momiferique omnes exgrabure Rathi.
@Robusto Must be because you often use Swype to search for your favourite obscene websites. I didn't know that you, too, were into hardcore typographical stuff, like Tchrist.
Should I use That in this case?
On my native language (Brazilian Portuguese) the That would be like conjunction Que, I don't know if in english, That are also used like a conjunction.
If yes, the correct phrase would be She told that i ate an apple?
I am a begginer in english language, so i'm s...
He will understand that I was not joking.
He will understand I was not joking.
Which of the sentences is correct? Are there any specific rules about the use of "that" in the sentences I reported as example?
"That is no longer used as a complementizer in tensed adverb clauses in Modern English; that's what makes Chaucer sound strange." Excuse me, Prof. Lawler, but Shakespeare is considered Modern English, and he used it that way all the time. To wit, "When that this body did contain a spirit, a kingdom was for it too small a bound." Etc. QED
If you tell people "your spelling checker is wrong in this one tiny particular case", then they will come back the very next day with a more asinine question still. Easier to tell them "switch the damn thing off".
The European trademark office, by the way, is truly corrupt and evil. They are currently talking (exclusively) with big European and (mainly) American companies about how they can screw over the European public with the evil TAFTA/TTIP "free trade" treaty.