Hi. I have a question on the ...that X and that Y... construction.
Do we always follow the "and" with another "that" to keep the sentence parallel or are there cases when you don't need a second "that"?
For example:
ex #1:
I found out that the shirt I want is on sale and that it comes in 2 colors.
(vs)
I found out that the shirt I want is on sale and it comes in 2 colors.
ex #2:
Mary concluded that Jerry is boring and that she will dump him.
(vs)
Mary concluded that Jerry is boring and she will dump him.
I saw in OG 12, SC-80 that the answer said 'D' was wrong because there was not a "that" following "and".
Also, I saw in OG 12, SC-128 that one reason 'E' is right is there is a "that" following "and". Answer 'D', meanwhile, does not have a "that" following "and" and is therefore wrong.