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Vts nair Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
I'm just checking whether it/that was you?'
Which one (it/that) is right in above sentence and why?
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First, let me ask you a simpler question. It is a chair. That is a chair.
- First, let me ask you a simpler question.
- It is a chair.
- That is a chair.
- Do you know the difference?
- Then we can discuss your example.
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First, let me ask you a simpler question.
It is a chair.
That is a chair.
Do you know the difference?
Then we can discuss your example.
It is a chair.
That is a chair.
Do you know the difference?
Then we can discuss your example.
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It is a chair. Means that some object is a chair/
That is a chair. In broad terms, means that the object is being indicated in some way. eg Perhaps the speaker is pointing to it.
Clive
That is a chair. In broad terms, means that the object is being indicated in some way. eg Perhaps the speaker is pointing to it.
Clive
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