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Wowenglish Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
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I would like to know the meaning of "it" grammatically.
It’s as if I were walking on air.
It’s as if I were walking on air.
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Here 'it' is a provisional subject. Example: We say "It rains". Here it has no meaning by itself.
- Here 'it' is a provisional subject.
- Example: We say "It rains".
- Here it has no meaning by itself.
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Here 'it' is a provisional subject.
Example: We say "It rains". Here it has no meaning by itself.
Example: We say "It rains". Here it has no meaning by itself.
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