that

/ðæt/

pronounadjectiveconjunctionthat

TH + AT: start with the 'th' sound, then add 'at'—THAT.

Yes, it's that. Remember it starts with the digraph TH (two letters, one sound): t-h-a-t.

Definitions

  1. pronounUsed to point to a specific person, thing, or idea (often one farther away or already mentioned).
  2. adjectiveUsed before a noun to identify a particular person or thing (not this one, but the other one).
  3. conjunctionUsed to introduce a clause, often to report what someone said or thought.

Examples

  • “Can you hand me that book on the top shelf?”
  • “She said that she would call after practice.”
  • “That idea might work if we have enough time.”

Synonyms

thosethe onewhichwhosuch

Antonyms

this

Translations

ES eso/esa (pronombre o determinante); que (conjunción)PT isso/essa (pronome ou determinante); que (conjunção)FR ça/cela (pronom ou déterminant); que (conjonction)

Common misspellings

thttatthtathatsthahtthaatthâttha t

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