0
KeunChulLee Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Is It Correct For It To Suggest A Person?
A person is not judged by their knowledge nor wealth. It's by his emotional intelligence!
Does "It" mean a person?
Top answer
KeunChulLee Does "It" mean a person? " He is judged by his emotional intelligence.
- KeunChulLee Does "It" mean a person?
- " He is judged by his emotional intelligence.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
3 Answers
0
KeunChulLeeDoes "It" mean a person?
No, it refers to "judgement."
He is judged by his emotional intelligence.
00
KeunChulLeeA person is not judged by their knowledge nor wealth. It's by his emotional intelligence!
Does "It" mean a person?
No, "It" here refers to "judgement". The sentence is rather disorganized and inconsistent. The writer should have said something like:
A person is not judged by their knowledge nor wealt
00
Related Questions