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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
There is vs it is
Which is correct?
The baby will laugh and then cry a second later.
Does this sentence make sense?
It's a/There is a fine line between laughing an crying with him.
Thanks
The baby will laugh and then cry a second later.
Does this sentence make sense?
It's a/There is a fine line between laughing an crying with him.
Thanks
Top answer
Anonymous There is vs it is ... It's a/There is a fine line between ... "There's" is what you want.
- Anonymous There is vs it is ...
- It's a/There is a fine line between ...
- "There's" is what you want.
- "It's" is used in that context on a rare occasion in very informal speech.
- CJ
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AnonymousThere is vs it is ... It's a/There is a fine line between ..."There's" is what you want. "It's" is used in that context on a rare occasion in very informal speech.
CJ
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