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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
"We use them to cut food when we bite into ..."
We use them to cut food when we bite into it/them
Do we use 'it' or 'them' here? Any could you tell me why?
I think we use 'it' here but I am not sure.
Thank you a lot
PBF
Do we use 'it' or 'them' here? Any could you tell me why?
I think we use 'it' here but I am not sure.
Thank you a lot
PBF
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Since I know neither what "it" nor what "them" refers to I cannot tell you for sure if that sentence makes sense. ") ~R
- Since I know neither what "it" nor what "them" refers to I cannot tell you for sure if that sentence makes sense.
- ") ~R
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Since I know neither what "it" nor what "them" refers to I cannot tell you for sure if that sentence makes sense.
In any case, it would probably be better to say: "We use it to cut food."
(Say: "Could anybody tell me...?")
~R
In any case, it would probably be better to say: "We use it to cut food."
(Say: "Could anybody tell me...?")
~R
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Oh sorry. I was referring to our incisors.
'it/them' refers to food.
Thank you
PBF
'it/them' refers to food.
Thank you
PBF
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