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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
They had a very good time of it.
1. They had a very good time.
2. They had a very good time of it.
Can 'it' in #2 have no meaning?i.e. just occupying a position.
2. They had a very good time of it.
Can 'it' in #2 have no meaning?i.e. just occupying a position.
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No (if I understand what you're asking) - 'it' refers to the pleasurable event or experience.
- No (if I understand what you're asking) - 'it' refers to the pleasurable event or experience.
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No (if I understand what you're asking) - 'it' refers to the pleasurable event or experience.
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