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Hotmale Posted 11 years ago
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Tomorrow (it) will bee...

Hello,

I'd like to ask you about whether in the sentence below I should use "it" after "tomorrow":

"Tomorrow (it) will be the second time I will have seen them perform live"

Thank you
  

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Hotmale Hello,I'd like to ask you about whether in the sentence below I should use "it" after "tomorrow":"Tomorrow (it) will be the second time I will have seen them perform live"Thank you No, you don't need 'it'. Most people omit it. It almost sounds wrong to include 'it' there.

— CalifJim

  • Hotmale Hello,I'd like to ask you about whether in the sentence below I should use "it" after "tomorrow":"Tomorrow (it) will be the second time I will have seen them perform live"Thank you No, you don't need 'it'.
  • Most people omit it.
  • It almost sounds wrong to include 'it' there.
  • CJ
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Hotmale Hello,I'd like to ask you about whether in the sentence below I should use "it" after "tomorrow":"Tomorrow (it) will be the second time I will have seen them perform live"Thank you
No, you don't need 'it'. Most people omit it. It almost sounds wrong to include 'it' there.

CJ
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