...and just what do mean by THAT? :D :lol:
Okay, okay I give...Both you lazy bums can't do a search, and you just gotta ask me. So, here's excatly what THAT means;
that «that; unstressed thuht», adjective, pronoun, plural (for defs. 1-3) those, conjunction, adverb.
<NOBR>–adj.</NOBR>
pointing out or indicating some one person, thing, or idea: Shall we buy this book or that one? Who is that lovely girl in the chair by the fire?
indicating the farther of two or farthest of most things: Shall I buy this dress or that one we saw yesterday? What is the name of that mountain beyond the others to the east?
showing contrast: This hat is prettier but that one costs less.
<NOBR></NOBR><NOBR>–pron.</NOBR>
some one person, thing, or idea: That is the right way. That’s a good boy!
the farther of two or farthest of most things: I like that better. I like that best.
something contrasted: Which hat do you want, this or that?
who; whom: Is he the man that sells dogs? She is the girl that you saw in the chair by the fire.
which: Bring the box that will hold most.
at or in which; when: It was the day that school began. 1960 was the year that we went to England.
Archaic. the former.
<NOBR>–conj.</NOBR>
That is used:
to introduce a noun clause and connect it with a verb: I know that 6 and 4 are 10.
to show purpose, end, aim, or desire (often with may, might, or should, rarely sha): Study that you may learn. He ran fast so that he would not be late.
to show result: I ran so fast that I was five minutes early.
to show cause: I wonder what happened, not that I care.
to express a wish: Oh, that she were here!
to show anger, surprise, sorrow, indignation, or the like: That one so fair should be so false!
<NOBR>–adv.</NOBR>
to that extent; to such a degree; so: The baby cannot stay up that late. I didn’t know you cared that much.
at that, Informal. a with no more talk, work, etc.: If I’m invited to have a drink I just say “A fruit juice please” and leave it at that (Manchester Guardian Weekly). b considering everything: [He was] a shoemaker, and a poor one at that (Francis Crawford).
in that,
because: I prefer her plan to yours, in that I think it is more practical.
that is,
that is to say; in other words: Look at me, that is, look on me, and with all thine eyes (Ben Jonson).
that’s that,
Informal. that is settled or decided: “Well,” he exclaimed, “that’s that. At least I know where I’m going” (P. Marks).
with that,
when that occurred; whereupon: The train reached the station, and, with that, our long trip ended.
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<NOBR>–Usage.</NOBR> The relative pronouns that, who, and which are distinguished in present use as follows: (1) That may refer to persons, animals, or things, who only to persons (or personified abstractions of animals when thought of as having personality, as in children’s stories), which to animals, things, or groups of people regarded impersonally: the man that (or who) answered; the concert that (or which) was scheduled; the animals that (or which) are native to this region. (2) That is used chiefly in restrictive clauses: the man that answered. The book that she selected for her report was the longest on the list. Who and which are used in both restrictive and nonrestrictive clauses. Restrictive: the man who answered; the parcel which I received. Nonrestrictive: the parcel, which had been badly wrapped; my aunt, who is an accountant. The privilege of free speech, which we hold so dear, is now endangered. (3) That is not used as the object of a preposition; it cannot be substituted in the man to whom I spoke or the size for which he asked (or which he asked for). See this for another usage note.
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