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Task 18

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<!-- (Audio) Jake: Ah, I see. So this means I should pick the data type that matches the information I want to work with. -->

--description--

This task focuses on the relative pronoun that. It is used to introduce a clause providing more details about a noun.

A clause is a part of a sentence that contains at least a subject and a verb. It can express a complete idea or add extra information to the main sentence.

The pronoun that helps specify or define something more clearly, connecting it to a description or a necessary detail.

For example, She read the book that won the Pulitzer Prize last year. In this sentence, that won the Pulitzer Prize last year is a relative clause introduced by that. The clause describes or specifies the book, helping to distinguish it from other books. Here, that acts as a relative pronoun connecting the clause to the noun book, and it describes which particular book she read.

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--sentence--

Ah, I see. So this means I should pick the data type BLANK matches the information I want to work BLANK.

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that

--feedback--

This relative pronoun is used to introduce a clause, explaining which data type to choose.


with

--feedback--

It is a preposition that describes being involved in a cooperative or collaborative action.

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