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that was not cheap

📝 Description
"That was not cheap" is a declarative sentence in English. It's used to express the high cost of something. "That" is a demonstrative pronoun, "was" is the past tense of the verb "to be", "not" is a negation adverb, and "cheap" is an adjective describing low cost. The structure is subject-verb-adverb-adjective.
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"Despite its quality, that jacket you bought was not cheap, Joe."
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that

📝 Description
"That" is a versatile word in English, functioning as a demonstrative pronoun, relative pronoun, or conjunction. It refers to something previously mentioned, helps link clauses in a sentence, and can introduce indirect speech. For example, "That cat is cute" (demonstrative), "I know that it's raining" (conjunction), or "The cake that you baked was delicious" (relative pronoun).
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"That is the book I told you about, the one with the interesting twist at the end."
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not

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"Not" is an adverb used in English language to negate the meaning of the verb or clause that it modifies. It forms the structure of negative sentences or phrases. It is derived from Old English "nāwiht," meaning "nothing."
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"Not all those who wander are lost."
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cheap

📝 Description
"Cheap" is an adjective in English. It originates from Old English 'ceap' meaning 'bargain'. It describes something that is low in price or worth less than expected price. It can also imply inferior quality. In slang usage, it can describe a person who is stingy.
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"Buying cheap goods often leads to spending more on replacements."
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