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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
I wantto ask about a single sentence
this is a dog.
it is a dog
what is difference between the both sentence
it is a dog
what is difference between the both sentence
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Hi, this is a dog. it is a dog what is difference between the both sentence 'This' shows that the dog is in some way close to the speaker. For example, I might say 'This is a dog' and stroke its head at the same time.
- Hi, this is a dog.
- it is a dog what is difference between the both sentence 'This' shows that the dog is in some way close to the speaker.
- For example, I might say 'This is a dog' and stroke its head at the same time.
- But 'it' does not mean it is close.
- It might be close, or it might not.
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Hi,
this is a dog.
it is a dog
what is difference between the both sentence
'This' shows that the dog is in some way close to the speaker.
For example, I might say 'This is a dog' and stroke its head at the same time.
But 'it' does not mean it is close. It might be close, or it might not.
For example, I could
this is a dog.
it is a dog
what is difference between the both sentence
'This' shows that the dog is in some way close to the speaker.
For example, I might say 'This is a dog' and stroke its head at the same time.
But 'it' does not mean it is close. It might be close, or it might not.
For example, I could
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