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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
A singer is a Job or a person ?
Please look at this sentence.
" In the comedy series The Stage, Alfred will portray the character of Donald Williams, an aspiring singer who does whatever it takes to land a career at Park Studios, a company at center on the country's entertainment industry."
In "whatever it takes to land a career at Park Studios", what is the pronoun of "IT" indicating ? "An aspiring singer" ? A singer is a person, Can I receive the pronoun of "IT" for a person ?
or is it indicating "a career or a job" ? or just "becoming a singer" ?
Thank you for your answer in advance.
" In the comedy series The Stage, Alfred will portray the character of Donald Williams, an aspiring singer who does whatever it takes to land a career at Park Studios, a company at center on the country's entertainment industry."
In "whatever it takes to land a career at Park Studios", what is the pronoun of "IT" indicating ? "An aspiring singer" ? A singer is a person, Can I receive the pronoun of "IT" for a person ?
or is it indicating "a career or a job" ? or just "becoming a singer" ?
Thank you for your answer in advance.
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Ah~ I misunderstood it. The "it" is indicating "To infinitive". Thank you for your answer,Mr.Khoff
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In case you’re wondering about the grammar, it has no antecedent; its function is merely to serve as the subject of the subordinate clause that it takes. Some grammars call it a place holder, some a dummy, others an expletive.
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I'm sorry. I didn't know you're a lady. Thank you for your kind answer,Ms.Khoff
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