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NL888 Posted 14 years ago
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What does "it" in "take delight from it“ refer to?
Does it refer to "The newly formed pattern"?
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Thank you. I've read it through. The newly formed pattern of rapid reaction of professionalism against sensationalism is an enchanting sight in the scientific field. I believe every man of reason will take delight from it.
Context:
Thank you. I've read it through. The newly formed pattern of rapid reaction of professionalism against sensationalism is an enchanting sight in the scientific field. I believe every man of reason will take delight from it.
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NL888 Does it refer to "The newly formed pattern"? Yes. "
- NL888 Does it refer to "The newly formed pattern"?
- Yes.
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NL888Does it refer to "The newly formed pattern"?Yes. By the way, I would have written "take delight in it."
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