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Makiasan Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
I've ridden one/it.
I'd like to know the difference the words "one" and "it".
If somebody asks you "have you ever ridden a horse?", which do you say, "I've ridden one/it"?
Thank you.
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I'd like to know the difference the words "one" and "it".
If somebody asks you "Have you ever ridden a horse?", which do you say, "I've ridden one/it"?
You can answer I've ridden one but not I've ridden it. But this is not a natural answer.
A native speaker would answer simply Yes or Yes, I have.
Note that if we want to add more i
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