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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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It or That?
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If you've noticed some problem(s) with our experiment, it would be great if you could report that/it to us.
Can I use both "it" or "that" or I just can use "it or "that"?
If you've noticed some problem(s) with our experiment, it would be great if you could report that/it to us.
Can I use both "it" or "that" or I just can use "it or "that"?
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Anonymous Can I use both "it" or "that" or I just can use "it or "that"? You cannot use 'it' if you use 'problems'; you need 'them'. I think that 'that' (or 'those') sounds a bit off in any case.
- Anonymous Can I use both "it" or "that" or I just can use "it or "that"?
- You cannot use 'it' if you use 'problems'; you need 'them'.
- I think that 'that' (or 'those') sounds a bit off in any case.
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AnonymousCan I use both "it" or "that" or I just can use "it or "that"?You cannot use 'it' if you use 'problems'; you need 'them'. I think that 'that' (or 'those') sounds a bit off in any case.
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