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Klingo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
It and/or that?
A: Do you know she is going to marry next week?
B: Yes. I know ___.
In the sentence B, do you say "that" or "it"? Or either will do?
Also, when you say "I heard about ___" in a similar context, which would you use, it or that (or either one will do)?
Thanks,
Klingo
B: Yes. I know ___.
In the sentence B, do you say "that" or "it"? Or either will do?
Also, when you say "I heard about ___" in a similar context, which would you use, it or that (or either one will do)?
Thanks,
Klingo
Top answer
Yes, I know that or just Yes, I know.
- Yes, I know that or just Yes, I know.
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