Is "That" needed here?
I met this sentense: "Modes means the set of timing parameters you program the camera and ISP with". But i think that between "parameters you" must be "that": "parameters that you program".
Please commetn this situation. Thanks.
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A lot of foreign learners use 'that' in a sentence when it's only optional in English. Neither way is incorrect; I actually find myself doing it a lot of the time because I'm so used to having to use it in French or Spanish!
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"That" is actually optional in the sentence. It's still perfectly correct if you add "that", but the sentence still retains the same meaning without "that". So the writer has chosen to omit it.
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"that"can be used between "parameters" and "you", it also can be omitted and doesn't change the meaning of that sentence
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