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Cat desk Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
'It' vs 'this'
Hi there, which one is more correct in the following context: 'it' or 'this' ?
1- John‚ have you heard that the government has decided to cut fifty four thousand trees for a new project? Is it/this right? What do you think?
1- John‚ have you heard that the government has decided to cut fifty four thousand trees for a new project? Is it/this right? What do you think?
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cat desk 1- John‚ have you heard that the government has decided to cut fifty four thousand trees for a new project? Is it/this that right? What do you think?
- cat desk 1- John‚ have you heard that the government has decided to cut fifty four thousand trees for a new project?
- Is it/this that right?
- What do you think?
- It's not 'it' or 'this'.
- It's ' that '.
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cat desk1- John‚ have you heard that the government has decided to cut fifty four thousand trees for a new project? Isit/thisthat right? What do you think?
It's not 'it' or 'this'. It's 'that'.
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The tentative agreement will end in 2012, is that right?
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cat deskcut fifty four thousand trees
This does not make sense. People normally talk of cutting down trees.
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