Hi, I was wondering if both 'there' and 'it' can be appropriate answers for the blank below.
This is a board game for two players, it is believed to have come from India originally. ............. is a board with 64 squares, and each player has 16 pieces or men, to play with.
Thanks, Cheers. H
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"It" is wrong because the game is not a board. "There" feels a bit unsatisfactory within the flow of this description. ".
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"It" is wrong because the game is not a board.
"There" feels a bit unsatisfactory within the flow of this description.
".
The first sentence is incorrectly structured (comma splice).
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"It" is wrong because the game is not a board. "There" feels a bit unsatisfactory within the flow of this description. You can say "It is played on a board ....". The first sentence is incorrectly structured (comma splice).