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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
In this case
Avoid using it if the meaning is not clear in the context. I didn't drink coffee because it was too hot may mean that the coffee was too hot, or that the weather was.
In this case, I don't know what I should substitue for it.
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Anonymous I don't know what I should substitu t e for ' it ' . Sometimes a mere substitution won't solve the problem. You may have to change the sentence more than that.
- Anonymous I don't know what I should substitu t e for ' it ' .
- Sometimes a mere substitution won't solve the problem.
- You may have to change the sentence more than that.
- The weather was so hot that I didn't drink coffee.
- The coffee was so hot that I didn't drink it.
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Anonymous I don't know what I should substitute for 'it'.
Sometimes a mere substitution won't solve the problem. You may have to change the sentence more than that.
The weather was so hot that I didn't drink coffee.
The coffee w
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