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Makiasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

I've ridden [it/ one] once

Which is correct in the second line, it or one?
A) Have you ever ridden a horse?
B) Yes. I've ridden [it/ one] once.
  

Top answer

Hi Makiasan, Definitely "one". However, A) Have you ever ridden my horse? B) Yes, I've ridden it once.

— Mark Callan

  • Hi Makiasan, Definitely "one".
  • However, A) Have you ever ridden my horse?
  • B) Yes, I've ridden it once.
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Hi Makiasan, Definitely "one".
However, A) Have you ever ridden my horse? B) Yes, I've ridden it once.
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Hi Mark Callan,
Thank you so much! You gave me a very good example to tell the difference between it and one!!
Maki
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Hi,

Why make it more complicated than necessary?

Q: Have you ever ridden a horse (before)?

A: Yes, I have.

It's as simple as that.

Regards
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My original question was:

A) Have you ever ridden a horse?
B) Yes. I've ridden [it/ one] once.
Mark answered:

Definitely "one".
Regards told me;

Why make it more complicated than necessary?
Q: Have you ever ridden a horse (before)?
A: Yes, I have.
It's as simple as that.
Regards
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Yes, many times.
Yes, I have, many times.
Yes, three times.
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