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Is that so? How so? Why is that? How come? Like the title says, do you use these expressions interchangeably? Are there any subtle differences that might distinguish one from the others?

Thanks!

Personality type Just wondering how many of you here are INFPs?

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What is the difference between these two sets of actions? 1.

I turned of the light, kicking off my slippers sitting on the bed, and after a little while I got into bed.

2.

I turned off the light, sitting on my bed kicking off my slippers, and in a little while I got into bed.

When to use "where" and "that"? She had never stopped crying for her parents in all those years that he kept her prisoner.

2016 was the year (that) I was born.

The first sentence is from a book and the second is from the internet. I'm confused by the the usage of "that" in sentences like this. Is "that" optional? Can it be dropped?

Also in what cases do we use "where" as a relative?

And how about "when"?

Thanks in advance!

What does this mean? Is the sentence correct? I heard it on podcast. In this case, I wanted to do want enough that I would've regretted it.

What's the difference of the usage of "chance" between these two sentences? Although I know these two sentences both sound grammatically correct, I somehow sense that there's slight difference between them but can't really tell for sure. I feel like when it comes to negative negative things/possibilities, the second way seems to be preferable.

1.you need to know all the things you have to do to minimize the chance of you getting caught.

2.you need to know all the things you have to do to minimize the chance that you might/will get caught.

I need a clarification. Will be thankful for your help.