About the meaning of that in a sentence, like i m afraid that i can t

That can be added or not added when leading an object clause, but not this

That has no practical meaning, and the object in it can be omitted.

First of all, this is not a no-no.

That is a pronoun and a leading word for a clause, and this does not have this function.

And then for the question you said, if there's no sentence in the end, just go straight to i'm afraid i can't。That's it.

But if can't, and you want to borrow do sththat is a clause.

i'm afraid that is followed by an object clause. Phrases: 1, i'm afraid that; 2、i'm afraid that i can'I'm sorry I can't.

Example sentence: I was afraid that nobody would believe meI was afraid that no one would take my word for it.

m afraid that if i don't get this right,my son will cut me off.

was going to write “exercise” but i’m afraid that many readers will just skip over this one. so instead, just go for a walk.

afraid (that) i’ve made a mistake.I'm afraid I made a mistake.

what are you afraid of?So what are you afraid of?

should we be afraid?Why are we afraid?

1. be afraid ; Fear; Fear; Fearful.

2. feel afraid ; Feeling scared.

3, very afraid very scared; Very scary.

4. afraid for is emphasized; Feeling worried; Fear of losing.

i am afraid that"The tense of the following clause can vary depending on the specific situation to accurately express the concern or apprehension of the speaker.

i am afraid that"The following clauses can use different tenses depending on the temporal relationship and context that the speaker is trying to express.

In general, the tense of a clause can be chosen according to the following:

Present tense: A clause can use the present tense if the speaker is concerned about what is currently or will happen. Example sentence:

i am afraid that i am running late for the meeting.(I'm afraid I'm going to be late for the meeting) Qinghui.

Past tense: A clause can use the past tense if the speaker is concerned about what happened in the past or what has happened. Example sentence:

i am afraid that i missed the train yesterday.(I'm afraid I missed the train yesterday).

Future tense: If the speaker is worried about what will happen in the future, the clause can use the future tense. Example sentence:

i am afraid that it will rain tomorrow.(I'm afraid it will rain tomorrow).

i'm afraid that is followed by an object clause.

Example sentences: 1, i'm afraid that if i don't get this right, my son will cut me off.

2、i was going to write “exercise” but i’m afraid that many readers will just skip over this one. so instead, just go for a walk.

Phrases: 1, i'm afraid that I'm afraid 2, i'm afraid that after class.

3、i'm afraid that i can'I'm sorry I can't. Additional Information:afraid English [.]'fre d] beauty ['fred]adj.Afraid; Fear; Worried.

synonyms: worried, scared

Bilingual example sentences: 1. so, what are you afraid of?

So what are you afraid of?

2、why should we be afraid?

Why are we afraid?

Object clause.

Analysis: An object clause is a type of noun clause. A clause that acts as an object in a subject-subordinate compound sentence and is located after a transitive verb, preposition, or compound predicate is called an object clause.

There are three categories of object clauses: object clauses of verbs, object clauses of prepositions, and object clauses of adjectives.

1、i am sure i will pass the exam.I'm sure I'll pass the exam.

2、he is glad that li ming went to see him when he was ill.He was glad that Li Ming could visit him when he was sick.

3、i‘m certain that she's going to make it in the world.She was sure she would get ahead.

Object clause, object clause after adjective, e.g. i am sure that, i am worried that some adjectives have the meaning of a verb, so it is also possible to take an object clause, such as be worried = worry

Adjective complementary clauses, and also object clauses that are classified as adjectives.

The sentence that follows the same predicate clause that modifies the predicate be certain

i'm afraid that is followed by an object clause.

Meaning: I'm afraid; I'm worried; Sentence. Example sentence:

i'm afraid that this shipment was not up to your own standard.

I'm afraid this shipment won't meet your own standards.

why? i'm afraid that no one can take care of him in the future.

Why? I was worried that no one would take care of him in the future.

i'm afraid that we are unable to supply as much as you require.

I'm afraid we don't have the capacity to ** the amount you need.

a.It should read when the game will startbIt should read how long the meeting lastedc

It should be changed to why the meeting started, because who is the subject of the clause this time, and the order of the sentence is not wrong.

Remember: the order of the object clause is the order of the statement, not the question.

So choose D!Do you understand?

i am afraid that i can't ..Object clause.

be afraid is the predicate that is followed by its object clause.

Common sentence structure: i'm afraid i can't help you.

An object clause with the structure of i'm afraid that+ clause.

The object clause afraid is the predicate of the main clause that is meaningless i can't is the object of i afraid.