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Thu, 07 May 2026 01:52:40 +0000

I am very sorry if there was a topic like this already, I couldn't find it. I am getting contradicting results from different sources as to whether 'which' can refer to a whole clause. I have. Noun clause/content clause may be more apt terms, since "that" has been omitted. I'm happy (that) you've decided to come. I knew she was happy (that) I met the right person. What makes you think like takes a that-clause? And what kind of that-clause do you even have in mind? When like acts as a conjunction (in the sense of as though), rather than a preposition, it. Hello friends In some cases, the subject in that clause inversion can be eliminated by the writer. Why? Example: So advanced is the technology that can help us perform tasks. (without subject.