Hi teachers!
This is from the book I study todays and I have no idera what "it" refers to in the fifth sentence.
"1. Uncertainty and freedom are itertwined. 2 College students cannot decide whether
they appreciate the freedom they have or resent it. 3 You may be free from daily supervision by parents, free to pick classes and a major, and free to set a professional course. 4 But those choices seem so numerous and important that you may be frozen with fear. 5 You mightdepend on influential advisors (like your parenrs) before giving yourself a chance to figure it out. 6 Try not to confuse the joys and privilege of free choice with the fears of uncertainty. 7 It may be scary to look at an open landscape , but it can and should be a thrilling moment of possibility."
Many thanks ??
/data/user/0/com.samsung.android.app.notes/files/share/clipdata_190802_122551_846.sdoc->"it" does not clearly refer to a specific word or phrase that has been mentioned. We understand "figure it out" to mean something like "figure out what is best for you to do".
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"it" does not clearly refer to a specific word or phrase that has been mentioned. We understand "figure it out" to mean something like "figure out what is best for you to do".