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Uktous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
This vs it
Hi,
Any difference between the following 2 sentences?
Sentence1:
I completed a summer job in a restaurant.
This is the evidence that I have the ability to work with other people.
Sentence2:
I completed a summer job in a restaurant.
It is the evidence that I have the ability to work with other people.
Thanks
Any difference between the following 2 sentences?
Sentence1:
I completed a summer job in a restaurant.
This is the evidence that I have the ability to work with other people.
Sentence2:
I completed a summer job in a restaurant.
It is the evidence that I have the ability to work with other people.
Thanks
Top answer
No significant difference. You chose a context in which this and it have basically the same referent, namely, the preceding sentence. ) CJ
- No significant difference.
- You chose a context in which this and it have basically the same referent, namely, the preceding sentence.
- ) CJ
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No significant difference.
You chose a context in which this and it have basically the same referent, namely, the preceding sentence.
(That doesn't mean that the two words don't have different meanings.)
CJ
You chose a context in which this and it have basically the same referent, namely, the preceding sentence.
(That doesn't mean that the two words don't have different meanings.)
CJ
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