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Moon7296 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
What does "it" mean in this sentence
Hi.. I found this sentence in my dictionary. I don`t think "it" in this sentence refers anything, but must be a usage of something that I don`t know well.> I have always made it a principle never to borrow nor to lend money. (This is just a single sentence)
"made it a principle to ()" seems an idiom as it has been shown itself.
"made it a principle to ()" seems an idiom as it has been shown itself.
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I have always made it a principle never to borrow nor to lend money. Here it is used instead of never to borrow nor to lennd money Ask yourself, what principle have you made ? It is never to borrow nor to lend money Here it pronoun refers the whole principle
- I have always made it a principle never to borrow nor to lend money.
- Here it is used instead of never to borrow nor to lennd money Ask yourself, what principle have you made ?
- It is never to borrow nor to lend money Here it pronoun refers the whole principle
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I have always made it a principle never to borrow nor to lend money.
Here it is used instead of never to borrow nor to lennd money
Ask yourself, what principle have you made ? It is never to borrow nor to le
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