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Can you start a sentence with the word that?

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You could. If referring to something near you, you can say "That toy is my sister's favorite one" or "That store is going to close soon." My favorite sentence starting with that would have to be "That meteorite is heading towards my town and it would be so cool if it was some other town."

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