That
Pronunciation: /ˈðæt/
That (pronoun)
- Used to point to a specific person or thing, often farther away or already mentioned.
- Used to refer to an idea, situation, or fact that was said or understood.
Examples
- That is my bag over there.
- Please move that away from the door.
That (determiner)
- Used before a noun to show which person or thing you mean, especially one not near you.
Examples
- That book on the shelf is mine.
- I like that car you showed me.
That (conjunction)
- Introduces a clause that reports what someone thinks, says, or knows.
- Used to connect a clause showing purpose, result, or the reason for an action.
Examples
- I think that you are right.
- She said that the meeting starts early.
That (adverb)
- Used with adjectives or adverbs to show a strong degree, often in comparisons.
Examples
- I am that tired after work.
- She was that happy to help.