Why is it not right to say "They are important to have regular meals and do exercise. " but only by saying " it is important to have regular meals and do exercise."? Is there any grammatical reason?
panda fold 982 Is there any grammatical reason? The words "it" and "there" are the only acceptable "dummy" subjects. These words do not represent anything, but English sentences require a grammatical subject.
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panda fold 982 Is there any grammatical reason?
The words "it" and "there" are the only acceptable "dummy" subjects. These words do not represent anything, but English sentences require a grammatical subject.
It is raining.
It is 6 o'clock.
There was a knock at the door.
"They" is a pronoun that always refers to a plural noun.