"I don't think I'm going to go there", "It looks like he did it on purpose", "I have the impression it's going to be hot".
But what have they done with their "that"?
These expressions, and many others where the subordinating conjunction "that" disappears, you have certainly heard them many times.
Lina, mother of two teenage girls in Paris, has been fighting hard for months to restore the proper use of grammar in her home.
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