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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Hi.
"The letter’s signatories say that City UK, which it accuses of promoting the “tax avoidance industry”, holds “extremely high levels” of meetings with ministers and civil servants." [From The Independent.]
Does "it" refer to "the letter" in the context?
Thank you.
"The letter’s signatories say that City UK, which it accuses of promoting the “tax avoidance industry”, holds “extremely high levels” of meetings with ministers and civil servants." [From The Independent.]
Does "it" refer to "the letter" in the context?
Thank you.
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Elanguest No, it refers to "City UK."I'm not so sure. It would be that the City UK accused themselves, which, in my opinion, is not the case.
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I am so sorry, you are right. 
which refers to City UK, and it must refer to the letter.
which refers to City UK, and it must refer to the letter. 00
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