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Littleshiro Posted 6 years ago
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It vs that
So, in the sentence ' This is a hard problem. I know it/that because I’ve solved one like this before.', I should use 'that,' but I can also use 'it' if I want to mean 'this is a hard problem', shouldn’t I? Of course, I think it’s better to use 'that' than use 'it' though, after your explanation.
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Littleshiro So, in the sentence ' This is a hard problem. ', I should use 'that,' Yes. I would.
- Littleshiro So, in the sentence ' This is a hard problem.
- ', I should use 'that,' Yes.
- I would.
- Littleshiro but I can also use 'it' if I want to mean 'this is a hard problem', shouldn’t I?
- Yes.
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LittleshiroSo, in the sentence ' This is a hard problem. I know it/that because I’ve solved one like this before.', I should use 'that,'
Yes. I would.
Littleshirobut I can also use 'it' if I want to mean 'this is a hard problem', shouldn’t I?
Yes.
CJ
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