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Cat desk Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

"The suitcase" vs "it" vs "one"

Hi there, In the following example, can I use the suitcase, it, and one interchangeably? Are they all correct?
  • Yesterday my friend told me over phone someone has left a suitcase in front of our school. He was so afraid. When I got there I couldn't see one.
  • Yesterday my friend told me over phone someone has left a suitcase in front of our school. He was so afraid. When I got there I couldn't see it.
  • Yesterday my friend told me over phone someone has left a suitcase in front of our school. He was so afraid. When I got there I couldn't see the suitcase.
And if they are all correct, as an English speaker which one will you prefer?
  

Top answer

They are interchangeable. Not sure if any are used more commonly.

— Cobra panda 120

  • They are interchangeable.
  • Not sure if any are used more commonly.
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They are interchangeable. Not sure if any are used more commonly.
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Please do not double post.

Thread locked.

CJ

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