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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Last straw

That was the last straw for him. His face turned red and he started shouting at the kids.

It was the last straw for him. His face turned red and he started shouting at the kids.

Is it 'it' or that'? How do you differientiate between them?
  

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In this case it doesn't make any difference. Both refer to the events that preceded this part of the story. CJ

— CalifJim

  • In this case it doesn't make any difference.
  • Both refer to the events that preceded this part of the story.
  • CJ
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In this case it doesn't make any difference. Both refer to the events that preceded this part of the story.

CJ
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