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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Usage of "it"
Hello, I have a question about usage of "it". I know how to use it but I was wondering if there is a meaning difference between "it" and "that" and as far as I know, "that" tells us far ones and "this" tells us closer ones. Then what does "it" tell us? Or there is not a meaning related to distance in "it"? Thank you so much as always and have a good day.
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Broadly speaking, 'it' means the thing previously mentioned . The word tells us nothing about 'near' or 'far'. Clive
- Broadly speaking, 'it' means the thing previously mentioned .
- The word tells us nothing about 'near' or 'far'.
- Clive
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Broadly speaking, 'it' means the thing previously mentioned.
The word tells us nothing about 'near' or 'far'.
Clive
The word tells us nothing about 'near' or 'far'.
Clive
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