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Topic : Zero-that clause (noun clause with that) After omitting "that" from a that-clause, is the clause still dependent? Or, does doing this turn it into an independent clause? For example: Before: - selfpublishingguru.com

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After omitting "that" from a that-clause, is the clause still dependent?
Or, does doing this turn it into an independent clause?

For example:

Before: "I suggested that she not go there."
After: "I suggested she not go there."


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Yes, it is still a dependent clause. Nothing has transformed its structure.


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