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by sumitkhurana » Sat Nov 22, 2008 3:59 am
I wanted to know whether that modifies the prceding noun or phrase e.g.

But how much blame should be placed on the shoulders of the people who bought homes with mortgages they could not afford, or with complicated and confusing repayment schemes that threaten them with sharply higher interest rates and mushrooming monthly payments?

e.g. in the above sentence that modidies schemes or confusing repayment schemes.
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Re: usage of that.

by iamcste » Sat Nov 22, 2008 4:08 am
sumitkhurana wrote:I wanted to know whether that modifies the prceding noun or phrase e.g.

But how much blame should be placed on the shoulders of the people who bought homes with mortgages they could not afford, or with complicated and confusing repayment schemes that threaten them with sharply higher interest rates and mushrooming monthly payments?

e.g. in the above sentence that modidies schemes or confusing repayment schemes.
Post complete sentence and then your queries with it
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by tanviet » Sat Nov 22, 2008 8:09 pm
complicated and confusing are participle of schemes
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