A defining relative clause is a type of relative clause that provides essential information about the noun to which it refers. It’s also known as a restrictive relative clause because it restricts or defines the meaning of the noun.
The word ‘who’ is often used as the subject of a defining relative clause when the noun being referred to is a person.
Here’s an example:
“The woman who lives next door is a doctor.”
In this sentence, “who lives next door” is the defining relative clause. It tells us which woman we’re talking about – specifically, the woman who lives next door. The word ‘who’ is the subject of this clause, referring back to ‘the woman’.
Without this clause, we wouldn’t know which woman the sentence is referring to. So, a defining relative clause with ‘who’ as the subject provides crucial information to identify the person being talked about.
However, “that” can also be used when the antecedent is a person, especially in informal English or in certain fixed expressions. here’s an example of that as an object:
“He‘s the man that I saw yesterday.”
In this sentence, “that” is referring to “the man”, and “I saw yesterday” is the defining relative clause that tells us which man we’re talking about.
Complex noun phrases can be formed by using a defining relative clause as a complement to a noun phrase. The relative pronouns ‘when’, ‘which’, and ‘that’, for example, can be used to introduce these clauses. Here are some examples:
- ‘When’ is used for times:
- ‘Which’ is used for things:
- ‘That’ can be used for both people and things:
*Note that: As a conjunction, “that” can also be used to introduce a subordinate clause, which is a clause that adds extra information to the main clause. Here’s an example: “I think that you are right.” In this sentence, “that” is a conjunction introducing the subordinate clause “you are right”, which is the extra information being added to the main clause “I think”.
Here are two student examples of complex noun phrases using relative clauses as complements:
In addition, the people who lived in Korea 100 years ago didn’t have enough transportation.
PELIC Arabic male level 5 writing class
Here are some of the things which I got.
TLC speaking test female Kannada B2
Profiling research:
A2 point 34 in CLAUSES is defined:
a defining relative clause with ‘who‘ as the subject
A2 point 20 in the category of NOUNS:
complex noun phrases by using a defining relative clause as a complement to a noun phrase.
Examples in the English Grammar Profile for point 20 include ‘who’, ‘when‘, ‘which‘ and ‘that’. The examples are a mix of subject and object relative pronouns. The comments in point 20 are as follows:
At A2 there is evidence of both defining and non-defining relative clauses used after a noun. The defining clauses are complements of the noun. The non defining clauses are post-modifiers.
- ‘which’ is already covered in two other A2 grammar points.
- Both these grammar points clash against different B1 points for usage of defining relative clauses for focus. For example:
The person who gave me it was my father.
That‘s the time when we feel the freest.
Also note that ‘who|that’ as objects are considered B1 in another point. And non-defining ‘who’ is also B1.
An iWeb search for:
_NN who_P _VV
1 PEOPLE WHO WANT 42175
We can only help people
who want to help themselves.
2 PEOPLE WHO LIVE 26622
3 PEOPLE WHO WORK 20667
4 PEOPLE WHO USE 18728
5 PEOPLE WHO KNOW 15878
6 PEOPLE WHO NEED 15701
7 PEOPLE WHO LOVE 13398
8 PEOPLE WHO MAKE 13388
9 PEOPLE WHO THINK 11561
10 PEOPLE WHO LIKE 11026
11 STUDENTS WHO WISH 10741
The programme aims to level the playing field
for Māori students who wish to pursue a career in law.
12 STUDENTS WHO WANT 9762
13 PEOPLE WHO GET 9193
14 PEOPLE WHO COME 8972
15 PEOPLE WHO TAKE 8754
16 PEOPLE WHO SAY 8419
17 PEOPLE WHO SUFFER 8310
18 PEOPLE WHO BELIEVE 7725
are the problem.
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- “It seems to me” is a phrase often used to introduce a personal opinion or observation. The speaker is indicating that what follows is their own perspective.
- “that people who believe in things” is the subject of the speaker’s observation. The phrase “who believe in things” is a defining relative clause modifying “people”. It’s not specific about what “things” refers to – it could be anything from ideologies, superstitions, to material possessions.
- “are the problem” is the conclusion of the speaker’s observation. The speaker is suggesting that these people – those who believe in things – are causing some kind of issue or difficulty.
19 PEOPLE WHO LIVED 6741
20 PEOPLE WHO SHARE 6583
21 STUDENTS WHO NEED 6438
22 PEOPLE WHO GO 5669
23 PEOPLE WHO CARE 5667
24 PEOPLE WHO FEEL 5138
25 STUDENTS WHO COMPLETE 5135
26 PEOPLE WHO BUY 5107
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30 USERS WHO WANT 4424
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34 PATIENTS WHO RECEIVED 4220
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37 PEOPLE WHO WORKED 4076
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40 PEOPLE WHO EAT 3796
41 PERSON WHO WANTS 3776
42 PEOPLE WHO SEE 3746
43 PEOPLE WHO UNDERSTAND 3731
44 STUDENTS WHO ATTEND 3728
45 PERSON WHO MADE 3720
46 EMPLOYEES WHO WORK 3645
47 PEOPLE WHO TOOK 3549
48 CUSTOMERS WHO WANT 3446
49 PEOPLE WHO CLAIM 3442
50 PEOPLE WHO GOT 3387
51 PEOPLE WHO TRY 3354
52 PEOPLE WHO LOOK 3317
53 PEOPLE WHO VISIT 3315
54 PEOPLE WHO WISH 3297
55 PEOPLE WHO PLAY 3296
56 STUDENTS WHO MEET 3221
57 INDIVIDUALS WHO WANT 3181
58 PEOPLE WHO FIND 3171
59 PEOPLE WHO EXPERIENCE 3106
60 STUDENTS WHO PLAN 3067
61 STUDENTS WHO LIVE 3054
62 STUDENTS WHO TAKE 2974
63 PEOPLE WHO FOLLOW 2899
64 PERSON WHO KNOWS 2869
65 PEOPLE WHO SUPPORT 2800
66 STUDENTS WHO RECEIVE 2800
67 PLAYERS WHO WANT 2765
68 PEOPLE WHO BOUGHT 2761
69 STUDENTS WHO CHOOSE 2717
70 PROFESSIONALS WHO WORK 2715
71 PEOPLE WHO CHOOSE 2713
72 MAN WHO DIED 2690
73 PERSON WHO MAKES 2689
74 PEOPLE WHO SPEND 2687
75 PERSON WHO LIKES 2678
76 PEOPLE WHO PUT 2662
77 PATIENTS WHO NEED 2642
78 PEOPLE WHO CALL 2635
79 PEOPLE WHO VOTED 2614
80 MAN WHO KNOWS 2559
81 MAN WHO MADE 2493
82 PARENTS WHO WANT 2484
83 PEOPLE WHO PREFER 2472
84 PEOPLE WHO HELPED 2467
85 PEOPLE WHO WRITE 2430
86 PERSON WHO LOVES 2387
87 PEOPLE WHO SEEM 2381
88 PEOPLE WHO SAID 2378
89 PEOPLE WHO WENT 2337
90 PERSON WHO WROTE 2324
91 PROFESSIONALS WHO WANT 2290
92 STUDENTS WHO DEMONSTRATE 2281
93 PEOPLE WHO SPEAK 2270
94 PEOPLE WHO USED 2221
95 STUDENTS WHO PARTICIPATE 2192
96 PEOPLE WHO DRINK 2190
97 PEOPLE WHO HATE 2180
98 CUSTOMERS WHO USE 2113
99 CHILDREN WHO NEED 2094
100 PEOPLE WHO SAW 2086
A2:
believe, call, care, complete, customers, follow, hate, own,
plan, prefer, receive, received, share, spend, try, wish
You can finally meet that special someone,
that amazing woman who completes you.
The phrase “who completes you” is a defining relative clause that describes the “amazing woman”.
The term “completes you” is often used in a romantic context to describe a person who makes you feel whole or fulfilled. It suggests that this person brings balance to your life, complements your personality, and fills in any gaps in your sense of self or happiness.
So, in this context, “that amazing woman who completes you” refers to a woman who is not just amazing, but also someone who has a profound positive impact on your life, making you feel complete.
* _NN which * *
1 AN ORGANIZATION WHICH HAS ITS 533
2 THE TABLE WHICH ARE COMPILATION 285
3 THE LAND WHICH THE LORD 278
4 THE DEFINITIONS WHICH CONTAINS THE 271
5 SEARCH BOX WHICH IS FOUND 235
6 NEXT ROUND WHICH SHOULD BE 231
7 ALL MEANINGS WHICH BELONG TO 208
8 THE STONE WHICH THE BUILDERS 198
9 THE THINGS WHICH HAVE BEEN 194
10 OUR FATHER WHICH ART IN 192
11 A COMPANY WHICH IS A 187
12 AND SERVICES WHICH MAY BE 181
13 ANY LIABILITY WHICH CAN NOT 179
14 A MANNER WHICH DOES NOT 165
15 PRIVACY POLICY WHICH CAN BE 164
16 MY FATHER WHICH IS IN 156
17 THE EVENTS WHICH LED TO 156
18 THE CIRCUMSTANCES WHICH LED TO 149
19 A WAY WHICH DOES NOT 146
20 ACTION GAME WHICH YOU CAN 141
21 OF ACCOMMODATION WHICH INCLUDE : 136
22 OTHER LIABILITY WHICH CAN NOT 136
23 THOSE THINGS WHICH HAVE BEEN 135
24 TEN-PLAYER ROTATION WHICH ALLOWED THE 133
25 NOTICEABLE FEATURES WHICH YOULL EXPERIENCE 132
26 THE FAITH WHICH WAS ONCE 132
27 THE EVENTS WHICH TOOK PLACE 131
28 THE THINGS WHICH ARE NOT 128
29 OF DATA WHICH CAN BE 124
30 THE THINGS WHICH ARE SEEN 123
31 AND CONDITIONS WHICH APPLY TO 121
32 THE RIGHTEOUSNESS WHICH IS OF 121
33 THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE NOT 120
34 A DATE WHICH WILL LIVE 118
35 A STUDY WHICH FOUND THAT 117
36 FIXED CRASH WHICH WOULD OCCUR 113
37 THE PLACE WHICH THE LORD 113
38 FOR EVENTS WHICH OCCURRED WITHIN 112
39 VISA BULLETIN WHICH IS THE 109
40 THE THINGS WHICH I HAVE 108
41 A WAY WHICH IS NOT 107
42 OF EVENTS WHICH LED TO 105
43 A WAY WHICH MAKES IT 103
44 OTHER WEBSITES WHICH ARE NOT 103
45 US GDP WHICH MADE IT 102
46 HUMAN ERROR WHICH MAY OCCUR 100
47 YOUR FATHER WHICH IS IN 100
48 A STATEMENT WHICH READ : 99
49 A FORM WHICH CAN BE 98
50 A COMPANY WHICH HAS BEEN 96
51 THE THINGS WHICH WE HAVE 96
52 WEBSITE CAMPAIGN WHICH RESULTED IN 96
53 A TERM WHICH REFERS TO 95
54 OR SERVICES WHICH MAY BE 94
55 THE PATH WHICH LEADS TO 94
56 THE THINGS WHICH ARE IN 93
57 THE THINGS WHICH YOU HAVE 93
58 THE WORK WHICH HAS BEEN 93
59 AND UNCERTAINTIES WHICH COULD CAUSE 92
60 AN AREA WHICH HAS BEEN 92
61 AN ENVIRONMENT WHICH IS CONDUCIVE 91
62 BENCH PLAYERS WHICH ALLOWED THE 90
63 OF INFORMATION WHICH CAN BE 90
64 OF ITEMS WHICH ARE AN 89
65 PERSONAL INFORMATION WHICH WE HOLD 89
66 THE ROAD WHICH LEADS TO 89
67 AN ACRONYM WHICH STANDS FOR 87
68 AFFILIATE LINKS WHICH MEANS THAT 87
69 THE COMPANY WHICH OWNS THE 87
70 A POSITION WHICH HE HELD 85
71 CONVENTION CENTER WHICH IS LOCATED 84
72 THE THINGS WHICH BELONG TO 84
73 RANKING SYSTEM WHICH IS NUMBER 83
74 THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE OF 83
75 APPLICATION FORM WHICH CAN BE 81
76 YEAR COURSE WHICH WILL GIVE 81
77 ANY MATERIAL WHICH IS DEFAMATORY 79
78 MENTAL IMPAIRMENT WHICH SUBSTANTIALLY LIMITS 79
79 A FEATURE WHICH ALLOWS YOU 78
80 ANY MANNER WHICH COULD DAMAGE 77
81 A TOOL WHICH CAN BE 76
82 A MANNER WHICH IS CONSISTENT 76
83 EMAIL ADDRESSES WHICH HAVE A 76
84 THE BODY WHICH IN TURN 76
85 THE THINGS WHICH WERE SPOKEN 76
86 ELEVEN-PLAYER ROTATION WHICH ALLOWED THE 75
87 THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE ABOVE 75
88 OF ITEMS WHICH ARE A 74
89 OR DAMAGE WHICH MAY ARISE 74
90 THE GAME WHICH CAN BE 74
91 A QUESTION WHICH HAS BEEN 73
92 OF BLESSING WHICH WE BLESS 73
93 A STATEMENT WHICH SAID : 72
94 A TOOL WHICH ALLOWS YOU 72
95 PERSONAL INFORMATION WHICH YOU PROVIDE 72
96 THE FACTORS WHICH AFFECT THE 72
97 A MANNER WHICH IS NOT 71
98 AN ARTICLE WHICH APPEARED IN 71
99 ALL LAWS WHICH SHALL BE 70
100 AN ISSUE WHICH HAS BEEN 70
* _NNT when * *
1 A TIME WHEN IT WAS 1721
2 A TIME WHEN I WAS 1625
3 THE TIME WHEN I WAS 1221
4 A TIME WHEN THERE WAS 1178
5 ONE DAY WHEN I WAS 1087
6 A TIME WHEN HE WAS 1020
7 A TIME WHEN THERE IS 887
8 A TIME WHEN THERE WERE 805
9 A TIME WHEN IT IS 786
10 A TIME WHEN WE ARE 784
11 LAST YEAR WHEN I WAS 770
12 A TIME WHEN THEY WERE 738
13 A TIME WHEN YOU HAVE 738
14 A TIME WHEN YOU WERE 737
15 A TIME WHEN THEY ARE 714
16 ARE TIMES WHEN IT IS 698
17 A TIME WHEN THE WORLD 682
18 ONE TIME WHEN I WAS 652
19 ARE TIMES WHEN YOU NEED 649
20 A TIME WHEN YOU CAN 630
21 THE TIME WHEN HE WAS 606
22 A TIME WHEN YOU ARE 598
23 A TIME WHEN YOU NEED 595
24 A TIME WHEN YOU HAD 576
25 A TIME WHEN THERE ARE 555
26 THE TIME WHEN IT WAS 546
27 THE DAYS WHEN IT WAS 524
28 THE DAYS WHEN I WAS 510
29 THE DAY WHEN I WAS 509
30 A TIME WHEN WE WERE 506
31 OTHER DAY WHEN I WAS 498
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33 THOSE TIMES WHEN YOU NEED 481
34 ARE TIMES WHEN YOU MAY 469
35 LAST YEAR WHEN HE WAS 455
36 A TIME WHEN THE COUNTRY 445
37 A TIME WHEN SO MANY 425
38 FIRST TIME WHEN I WAS 424
39 THE TIME WHEN YOU ARE 416
40 A TIME WHEN I DID 413
41 LAST WEEK WHEN I WAS 410
42 LAST YEAR WHEN IT WAS 409
43 A TIME WHEN YOU WILL 406
44 A TIME WHEN SHE WAS 399
45 A TIME WHEN YOU COULD 396
46 A TIME WHEN IT ‘S 393
47 ARE TIMES WHEN YOU WANT 381
48 THE TIME WHEN THEY WERE 372
49 A TIME WHEN WE NEED 370
50 ONE DAY WHEN HE WAS 369
51 THE DAYS WHEN YOU HAD 369
52 ARE TIMES WHEN IT ‘S 360
53 ARE TIMES WHEN YOU HAVE 360
54 A TIME WHEN PEOPLE ARE 357
55 THE TIME WHEN I ‘M 355
56 A TIME WHEN WE HAVE 351
57 ONE NIGHT WHEN I WAS 351
58 A TIME WHEN THE GOVERNMENT 342
59 A TIME WHEN WE CAN 332
60 A TIME WHEN MANY OF 329
61 A TIME WHEN I WOULD 328
62 THE TIME WHEN THEY ARE 326
63 A TIME WHEN I HAD 318
64 THE DAY WHEN I CAN 317
65 WERE TIMES WHEN I WAS 311
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67 A TIME WHEN WOMEN WERE 309
68 A TIME WHEN MANY PEOPLE 307
69 THE TIME WHEN IT IS 307
70 THOSE TIMES WHEN YOU WANT 300
71 THE DAY WHEN THE SUN 299
72 A TIME WHEN YOU ‘RE 295
73 A TIME WHEN PEOPLE WERE 293
74 LAST NIGHT WHEN I WAS 292
75 THE TIME WHEN WE WERE 278
76 THE TIME WHEN YOU CAN 278
77 A TIME WHEN MOST OF 277
78 ARE TIMES WHEN YOU JUST 266
79 A TIME WHEN THE COMPANY 259
80 ARE TIMES WHEN YOU WILL 259
81 A TIME WHEN YOU WANT 254
82 A TIME WHEN THE ECONOMY 253
83 THE DAY WHEN YOU ARE 253
84 A TIME WHEN THE CITY 250
85 ARE TIMES WHEN I HAVE 250
86 FEW TIMES WHEN I WAS 250
87 ARE TIMES WHEN YOU MIGHT 249
88 A TIME WHEN THE U.S. 244
89 ARE TIMES WHEN I FEEL 243
90 A TIME WHEN MOST PEOPLE 240
91 THE TIME WHEN YOU ‘RE 240
92 A TIME WHEN I THOUGHT 239
93 A TIME WHEN I COULD 239
94 EVERY MORNING WHEN I WAKE 239
95 A TIME WHEN NO ONE 235
96 A TIME WHEN THEY NEED 235
97 THE DAYS WHEN HE WAS 234
98 THOSE TIMES WHEN YOU ‘RE 233
99 THIS MORNING WHEN I WOKE 232the
100 THOSE DAYS WHEN YOU JUST 231
* _NN that * *
1 THE FACT THAT IT IS 21577
The fact that is a phrase used to introduce a statement that is considered to be true or certain. It is often used to emphasize a point or to provide support for an argument.
What makes it a poem will not derive from the fact that it is personal.
The word “that” is a relative pronoun. It introduces a relative clause (“that it is personal”) which provides additional information about the noun it follows (“the fact”).
In this context, “that” refers back to “the fact”. The clause “that it is personal” specifies what fact we’re talking about – specifically, the fact that the poem is personal. So, “that” is acting as a connector between the noun and the information that defines it.
The whole sentence means that the quality or characteristic that makes something a poem is not necessarily based on whether it is personal or not. In other words, just because a piece of writing is personal, doesn’t automatically make it a poem. There are other factors, such as structure, rhythm, imagery, and use of language, that contribute to something being considered a poem.
2 THE FACT THAT THEY ARE 15149
3 THE FACT THAT IT’S 12601
4 THE FACT THAT THERE ARE 11393
5 THE FACT THAT IT WAS 11322
6 THE FACT THAT THERE IS 10127
7 THE FACT THAT YOU CAN 9101
8 THE FACT THAT HE WAS 8100
9 THE FACT THAT YOU ARE 7831
10 THE FACT THAT YOU HAVE 6326
11 THE FACT THAT WE ARE 6297
12 THE FACT THAT THIS IS 6078
13 THE FACT THAT I WAS 6064
14 THE FACT THAT HE IS 6012
15 THE FACT THAT THEY HAVE 5768
16 THE FACT THAT IT HAS 5657
17 THE FACT THAT WE HAVE 5628
18 THE FACT THAT THEY WERE 5436
19 THE FACT THAT I HAVE 5324
20 IN MIND THAT THIS IS 4628 ‘that’ as conjunction:
In the event that you find certain sequences or ideas confusing,
please bear in mind that this is your fault not ours.
- The first “that” in “In the event that you find certain sequences or ideas confusing” is a conjunction. It introduces a subordinate clause (“you find certain sequences or ideas confusing”) which provides additional information about the event being referred to.
- The second “that” in “please bear in mind that this is your fault not ours” is also a conjunction. It introduces a subordinate clause (“this is your fault not ours”) which provides additional information about what should be kept in mind.
So, in both cases, “that” is used as a conjunction to introduce a subordinate clause.
21 THE FACT THAT I AM 4569
22 THE FACT THAT HE’S 4510
23 IN MIND THAT IF YOU 4339
24 FIRST THING THAT COMES TO 4127
25 THE FACT THAT YOU’RE 4008
26 THE FACT THAT HE HAS 3950
27 THE FACT THAT I CAN 3828
28 THE FACT THAT I’M 3767
29 THE FACT THAT THEY ‘RE 3623
30 THE FACT THAT MOST OF 3618
31 THE FACT THAT I HAD 3476
32 THE FACT THAT SHE WAS 3270
33 THE FACT THAT SO MANY 3239
34 THE FACT THAT THERE WAS 3204
35 THE FACT THAT HE HAD 3097
36 THE FACT THAT MANY OF 3067
37 IN MIND THAT THERE ARE 3030
38 THE FACT THAT IT CAN 2895
39 THE FACT THAT YOU DO 2756
40 THE FACT THAT IT DOES 2703
41 THE FACT THAT THEY DO 2688
42 A WAY THAT MAKES IT 2576
43 THE FACT THAT I DO 2572
44 IN MIND THAT YOU CAN 2566
45 THE FACT THAT THEY CAN 2561
46 THE FACT THAT SHE IS 2558
47 THE FACT THAT WE ‘RE 2517
48 THE FACT THAT THERE ‘S 2421
49 IN MIND THAT IT IS 2405
50 THE FACT THAT WE WERE 2378
51 A WAY THAT YOU CAN 2375
52 THE FACT THAT THERE WERE 2316
53 THE FACT THAT SOME OF 2277
54 THE FACT THAT IN THE 2187
55 THE IDEA THAT THERE IS 2112
56 A WAY THAT DOESN’T 2086
We want to do it in a way that doesn’t kill the romance.
57 THE FACT THAT WE CAN 2078
58 A WAY THAT MAKES SENSE 1980
59 IN MIND THAT YOU WILL 1903
60 THE FACT THAT HE S 1899
61 THE FACT THAT WE DO 1871
62 THE FACT THAT THEY HAD 1854
63 A WAY THAT DOES NOT 1841
64 THE EVENT THAT YOU ARE 1824
65 THE FACT THAT I DID 1818
66 THE FACT THAT NO ONE 1731
67 THE CITY THAT NEVER SLEEPS 1723
68 THE FACT THAT SHE’S 1713
69 THE FACT THAT ONE OF 1704
70 IN MIND THAT THERE IS 1702
71 THE IDEA THAT YOU CAN 1701
72 THE FACT THAT ALL OF 1682
73 THE YEARS THAT FOLLOWED , 1667
74 A COMPANY THAT SPECIALIZES IN 1665
75 THE GIFT THAT KEEPS ON 1664
76 THE FACT THAT , IN 1660
77 THE ONES THAT DO N’T 1644
78 THE EXTENT THAT IT IS 1610
79 THE FACT THAT I COULD 1592
80 THE FACT THAT IF YOU 1590
81 THE FACT THAT PEOPLE ARE 1583
82 ONLY THING THAT MATTERS IS 1581
83 THE SENSE THAT IT IS 1576
84 THE FACT THAT THIS WAS 1558
85 A WAY THAT IS NOT 1557
86 THE FACT THAT HE DID 1529
87 FIRST THING THAT CAME TO 1511
88 IN MIND THAT THESE ARE 1507
89 A SIGN THAT YOU ARE 1506
90 THE WORK THAT WE DO 1498
91 BEST THING THAT EVER HAPPENED 1475
92 THE FACT THAT ALL THE 1474
93 THE FACT THAT SHE HAS 1460
94 A WAY THAT IT IS 1458
95 THE FACT THAT YOU WILL 1455
96 WORST THING THAT CAN HAPPEN 1447
97 THE FACT THAT A LOT 1439
98 THE FACT THAT IT WILL 1429
99 A WAY THAT I CAN 1428
100 THE FACT THAT I’VE 1418
Here’s a very advanced example:
I work as a waiter at an enormous entertainment complex in the area
and have started a friendly albeit flirtatious relationship with one of my female managers who is easily 10 years my junior.