Pronouns?
This is what the book called “Practical English by Oxford” says: We use do so mainly to refer to the same action, with the same subject, that was mentioned before. In other cases we prefer do it/
Is this a general rule you guys follow? So is this sentence considered as a mistake? Should I use “do it/do that/do so” instead?
Japanese people generally hold a Christmas party on the 24th of December, while most Australians do so on the 25th of December.
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anonymous So is this sentence considered as a mistake? Japanese people generally hold a Christmas party on the 24th of December, while most Australians do so on the 25th of December. No.
- anonymous So is this sentence considered as a mistake?
- Japanese people generally hold a Christmas party on the 24th of December, while most Australians do so on the 25th of December.
- No.
- It's fine as written.
- CJ
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