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Teal lime Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
That, this or it
Here is the subject of an e-mail message I just received from The New York Times:
Personal Tech: Your Wi-Fi Security Is Probably Weak. Here’s How to Fix That.
My question is the following:
Why is it "Here’s How to Fix That" and not "Here’s How to Fix It" or "Here’s How to Fix This"? Is the word/pronoun "that" used for emphatic purposes?
Thank you.
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They are all OK, although I more often see 'it', in a context like this. No big difference.
- They are all OK, although I more often see 'it', in a context like this.
- No big difference.
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They are all OK, although I more often see 'it', in a context like this.
No big difference.
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