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Kl004535 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
It - prepositional phrase
She finds it boring at home.
The 'it' above refers to the prepositional phrase at the end. Is it grammatically right?
I have asked about it because it is seldom seen in any writing, formal or informal.
Thank you.
The 'it' above refers to the prepositional phrase at the end. Is it grammatically right?
I have asked about it because it is seldom seen in any writing, formal or informal.
Thank you.
Top answer
The sentence is absolutely correct, natural, idiomatic, and register neutral. "
- The sentence is absolutely correct, natural, idiomatic, and register neutral.
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The sentence is absolutely correct, natural, idiomatic, and register neutral.
I suspect the "it" is the dummy it, as in "It's raining outside."
I suspect the "it" is the dummy it, as in "It's raining outside."
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Rahul2689I don't think it is a dummy 'it' but a pronoun.
But dummy 'it' is a pronoun! Avangi's post is correct.
BillJ
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sorry yes here 'it' is a dummy .I did not read the sentence correctly
thank you for correcting
thank you for correcting
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