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Prodigy Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Non-finite clauses with subject
Thank you, once more!
alifJimThere is only one case where you'll never see the possessive:
With "It", do we also have to use "Its"? For I have already seen constructions such as: It being saturday, it was hard to find a garage open.
Souce: Longman English Grammar Practice.
What do you think? Are "there" and "it" exceptions?
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Prodigy With "It", do we also have to use "Its"? For I have already seen constructions such as: It being S aturday, it was hard to find a garage open. OK.
- Prodigy With "It", do we also have to use "Its"?
- For I have already seen constructions such as: It being S aturday, it was hard to find a garage open.
- OK.
- Now we have a new theory: There are only TWO cases where ....
- ( there and it ) ...
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ProdigyWith "It", do we also have to use "Its"? For I have already seen constructions such as: It being Saturday, it was hard to find a garage open.
OK. Now we have a new theory:
There are only TWO cases where .... (there and it)
... until we find a third. Or more.
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