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Ananabanana
Hello Ananabanana,
We hope this finds you well.
To answer your query, your reasoning here is correct; when used as a relative pronoun, "that" can refer to either the entire noun phrase that precedes it or just one part of it; the correct reference it whichever makes logical sense.
We hope this helps.
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26 Jun 2023, 13:56
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KarishmaB madam what is wrong in Option A - Left-handed people display quite a different pattern of brain organization from right-handers.
The comparison is between left handers and right handers. What am I missing here?
The comparison is between left handers and right handers. What am I missing here?
27 Jun 2023, 06:25
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waytowharton
The comparison is between the patterns of brain organization.
A is different from B - we are comparing A and B
A uses a different pen from the that of B. (we are comparing pens)
LH display a different pattern from RH - we are comparing a pattern with RH. Not ok.
LH display a different pattern from that of RH - we are comparing the two patterns. Correct.
