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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Focusing it-clause

as we all know, it-clause can be used to emphasize the information in a sentence.

for example: It is me that stole your money.

Usually what follows it be is a noun, but how about a conjunction?

for example:

They said they dropped in when they were passing, but I think it was because they wanted to watch TV that they came to visit us.

I seldom see such an example of a conjunction following be, is it correct?

Thank you.
  

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That is OK and commoner than you think. it was disheartening and it was because of the lack of detail If Rosa failed to notice how special Henry was, it was because Judith was a poor writer it was because of the speculation that Tebow might declare for the NFL draft. A.

— Mister Micawber

  • That is OK and commoner than you think.
  • it was disheartening and it was because of the lack of detail If Rosa failed to notice how special Henry was, it was because Judith was a poor writer it was because of the speculation that Tebow might declare for the NFL draft.
  • A.
  • that he again began seeing more of Norman
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That is OK and commoner than you think.

it was disheartening and it was because of the lack of detail
If Rosa failed to notice how special Henry was, it was because Judith was a poor writer
it was because of the speculation that Tebow might declare fo
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