Zahiriddin muhammad bobur nomidagi andijon davlat universiteti ingliz tili grammatikasi kafedrasi

Exercise 2
Define the type of clause introduced by that and say whether that is a conjunction or a relative pronoun.
1. The thing would be purely formal, of course, but it seemed only proper that the family should be fully represent­ed (Sayers). 2. Barney's first thought was that this was the body of some drowned man, washed ashore in the storm (Strange). 3. He knew that Mike Carney had gone down to Seaview cove about five o'clock to get the boat ready and that Mat had followed about twenty minutes later (Strange). 4. "I came to a convinction that I was on the true line five years ago," he said (Besant). 5. At Peter's entry he rose into towering height, and extended a shapely expressive hand that would have made an actor's fortune (Sayers). 6. But it was not at her that the inspector stared, although he was as likely as another man to have his eye caught by a pretty girl (Strange). 7. Now where is a glass that I may put my hat on straight? (Hutten). 8. So badly was he smashed that it seemed doubtful whether all the king's horses and all the king's men could ever put him together again (Strange). 9. All the trains — the few that there were — stopped at all the stations (Huxley). 10. And she would advance the equal­ly fascinating suggestion that the scandalous goings-on bet­ween John Lynch and Lotta Hendricks lay somehow at the root of the affair (Strange). 11. It was there that the offen­sive was to- begin (Hemingway). 12. First of all I must make it plain that it is not my story and that I know none of the persons with whom it is concerned (Maugham). 13. To-yat snarled and seeing that the other meant to give battle, he cast the body of the girl aside that he might not be handi­capped (Burroughs). 14. He kissed her again with a despe­rate passion that half frightened her (Strange). 15. Tugging Olivia by the hand, he led her indoors, where stood a couple of little girls so like each other that no one could have mistaken them for anything but what they were twins (Molesworth). 16. It turned out that he had a good head for figures (Maug­ham). 17. His smooth unhurried gait betrayed no knowledge that a pair of peering eyes followed him down the road (Stran­ge). 18. It was promptly shot and stuffed, that it might not be lost to posterity (Galsworthy). 19. I've done it two or three times, and the fun of it was that not even my own people knew me (Molesworth). 20. And you can tell anybody that's interested that I said so (Strange). 21. His rage was so terrible, Mrs. Sunbury was frightened (Maugham). 22. Your uncle Herbert's only regret about their new home is that it is so far from us (Molesworth). 23. They had the evidence of Mr. Pattigrew-Robinson that the Duke had gone down­stairs at 10.30, and that he had been heard immediately after­wards moving about in the study, the room in which the re­volver produced in evidence was usually kept (Sayers). 24. Father caught such big specimens that he felt sure that Mother couldn't have landed them anyway if she had been fishing for them (Leacock). 25. That I had no business with two women on my hands already, to go falling in love with a third troubled me comparatively little (Murdoch). 26. I thank God, child that you are that you have no power over me (Bellow).