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I would like to draw your attention to the fact _________________ we offer about 25% discount for larger orders. A. that B. as C. which D. what

The correct answer is A. that. This sentence requires a conjunction to introduce the noun clause explaining the "fact" being mentioned.

Noun clauses beginning with "fact," "idea," or "statement" typically use "that" as the introductory conjunction, even when it's grammatically optional. Here, "that" clearly connects the main clause ("I would like to draw your attention to the fact") with the explanatory clause ("we offer about 25% discount for larger orders").

Other options are incorrect:

B. as would imply comparison ("the fact as we know it"), which doesn't fit here.

C. which introduces relative clauses for specific nouns, but "fact" here requires a general explanatory clause.

D. what functions as both pronoun and conjunction ("what we offer"), but "the fact what" is grammatically invalid.

Remember: when introducing a clause that explains a general noun like "fact," "idea," or "news," "that" is the standard choice. What other common nouns regularly pair with "that" to introduce explanatory clauses?