It = Subject?
By determining the distance to at least three satellites, the receiver can compute its position using triangulation.
Next, you use "It": By determining the distance to at least three satellites, the receiver can compute its position using triangulation. It...
Does this "It" indicate the subject "the receiver", not "the distance", "its position", or "triangulation"? Does this rule occur always?
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You need to consider not just the grammar but also the intended meaning, by looking at the next sentence or two. Please tell us these. Clive
- You need to consider not just the grammar but also the intended meaning, by looking at the next sentence or two.
- Please tell us these.
- Clive
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You need to consider not just the grammar but also the intended meaning, by looking at the next sentence or two. Please tell us these.
Clive
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