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Jigneshbharati Posted 9 years ago
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What it the grammatical function of "it" and what is it's antecedent?
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What it the grammatical function of "it" and what is it's antecedent?
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'It' is the subject of both clauses, of course. You should know that already. 'It' = A story.
- 'It' is the subject of both clauses, of course.
- You should know that already.
- 'It' = A story.
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'It' is the subject of both clauses, of course. You should know that already.
'It' = A story.
'It' = A story.
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