I'm studying "that clause" but I'm confused
"that a bus may have a flat tire confuses you when you decide which vehicle you get on"
this sentence is grammatically correct ? if not, why?
thanks
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Sign up to join this communityI'm studying "that clause" but I'm confused
"that a bus may have a flat tire confuses you when you decide which vehicle you get on"
this sentence is grammatically correct ? if not, why?
thanks
What that sentence used, and what you are looking for is called -
That clause using extrapositioning.
Extraposition and End Weight
and as everyone had already stated its grammatically sound, but contextually weird.