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Jigneshbharati Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
There vs it
There is another meeting.
I saw the above sentence there is - it is
Why can't we use "it" in place of "there"?
I saw the above sentence there is - it is
Why can't we use "it" in place of "there"?
I am learning about the uses of "there and it " as a dummy subject but finding it hard.
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Meeting is a noun. There is usually used with nouns : There is a car in the street. There was a time when I knew nothing about French.
- Meeting is a noun.
- There is usually used with nouns : There is a car in the street.
- There was a time when I knew nothing about French.
- There were five men in the room.
- It is used with adjectives : It is cold in this room.
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Meeting is a noun. There is usually used with nouns:
There is a car in the street.
There was a time when I knew nothing about French.
There were five men in the room.
It is used with
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