that
US /ðæt, ðət/
・UK /ðæt/
A1
adj.AdjectiveThe person or thing being talked about
I want to eat that apple
conj.ConjunctionUsed to connect a noun clause
I believed that he was taller than me
pron.PronounReferring an object far away
Is that your sister?
adv.AdverbUsed to reinforce adjectives and adverbs
He ran that fast we could hardly see him
adv.AdverbTo such a degree
I don't want that much, I want less, please
adj.AdjectiveUsed to identify something both the speakers know
Please put that over there on that table
conj.ConjunctionUsed to introduce an adverbial clause
This bag is so heavy that nobody can move it alone
pron.PronounUsed to refer to the relative pronoun ‘which’
The family that is living in the next house comes from Kenya
conj.ConjunctionUsed to introduce a noun clause
That she should forget me so quickly was rather a shock
det.DeterminerUsed as a noun to refer to something
That idea of yours was fantastic
pron.PronounUsed to identify a specific thing observed or heard by the speaker.
That is my car over there.
adv.AdverbTo such a degree; so.
I'm not that interested in sports.
det.DeterminerUsed to identify a specific thing observed or heard by the speaker.
That book is very interesting.
interj.InterjectionUsed to express strong emotion, such as anger or frustration.
That! I've had enough of your lies!
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