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Results tagged with determiners
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user 1339
Occur together with a noun or noun phrase and express their reference in the given context. This can be definiteness or indefiniteness, number, possession or proximity. Examples in English are "a", "the", "some", "that", "my", "five", but also the zero article in "∅ tables" (depending on theory).
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Lexical category of "that"
In the case you've provided, `that' is a (demonstrative) pronoun, which only works if you already know what it references (or can ostensively define it)
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