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Ashu Sharma Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Subject?
It is raining.
What kind of subject 'it' is here in the above sentence?
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What kind of subject 'it' is here It is called a 'dummy it' or a non-referential 'it'. It is merely a way of moving the information ('raining') toward the end of the sentence.
- What kind of subject 'it' is here It is called a 'dummy it' or a non-referential 'it'.
- It is merely a way of moving the information ('raining') toward the end of the sentence.
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Ashu SharmaIt is raining.What kind of subject 'it' is here
It is called a 'dummy it' or a non-referential 'it'. It is merely a way of moving the information ('raining') toward the end of the sentence.
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