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Jack112 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

It is

Scenario: I'm chosing a hobby and I say:

1. Cars it is. (Is this correct? How come I can use 'it' with 'cars'? I hear a lot of people use this structure.)

Thanks.
  

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'It' refers to 'my hobby', Jack. '. ' You wouldn't say, 'My hobby are cars'.

— Davkett

  • 'It' refers to 'my hobby', Jack.
  • '.
  • ' You wouldn't say, 'My hobby are cars'.
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'It' refers to 'my hobby', Jack. 'Cars it is' is your answer to 'What is your hobby?'. 'My hobby is cars.' You wouldn't say, 'My hobby are cars'.
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