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Anon006 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
It/that
Which one is right :
I don’t think you’d want to be involved with anyone if you have so many things you want to achieve because it/that would only slow you down.
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You are trying to say too much in one sentence. I suggest eg If you have so many things you want to achieve, I don’t think you want to be involved with anyone. That would only slow you down.
- You are trying to say too much in one sentence.
- I suggest eg If you have so many things you want to achieve, I don’t think you want to be involved with anyone.
- That would only slow you down.
- I prefer 'that', but 'it' is not wrong.
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You are trying to say too much in one sentence.
I suggest eg If you have so many things you want to achieve, I don’t think you want to be involved with anyone. That would only slow you down.
I prefer 'that', but 'it' is not wrong.
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