14 Jun 2017
Native language
Japanese
Question about English (US)
You have my personal assurance ______ be cancelled, you will receive an immediate and full refund.
A. when this cruise should
B. that should this cruise
C. since this cruise should
D. while this cruise should
The answer is B, I chose A, though.
I don't understand why the answer is B.
Please explain in a way that easy to understand.
A. when this cruise should
B. that should this cruise
C. since this cruise should
D. while this cruise should
The answer is B, I chose A, though.
I don't understand why the answer is B.
Please explain in a way that easy to understand.
Native language
English (US)
like saying: that if this cruise
when, since, and while all mean the cruise will definitely be cancelled, "that should" means if the cruise is cancelled.
when, since, and while all mean the cruise will definitely be cancelled, "that should" means if the cruise is cancelled.
Native language
English (US)
The person is saying that if the cruise is cancelled, they will make sure you get a quick refund. He/she is personally, on their own responsibility, telling you that they will get you a refund, only if the cruise is cancelled.
I hope this helped.
I hope this helped.

Highly-rated answerer

B. The sentence "You will receive an immediate and full refund." is a consequence of something that may happen. You can't choose A because the clause "when this cruise should" is already assuming that the cruise will be cancelled and it is also grammatically incorrect.
Native language
English (US)
like saying: that if this cruise
when, since, and while all mean the cruise will definitely be cancelled, "that should" means if the cruise is cancelled.
when, since, and while all mean the cruise will definitely be cancelled, "that should" means if the cruise is cancelled.

Highly-rated answerer
Native language
Japanese
@taleesewalsh @MmeMitch7 @sismerica Thank you for your help!