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Healer Posted 6 years ago
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What is it that? Who is it that?
What is the difference between the following? Thanks!
- What is it that you like? What do you like?
- Who is it he refers to? Who does he refer to?
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Semantically there is no difference. Syntactically, the first in each pair is a cleft version of the second. CJ
- Semantically there is no difference.
- Syntactically, the first in each pair is a cleft version of the second.
- CJ
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Semantically there is no difference.
Syntactically, the first in each pair is a cleft version of the second.
CJ
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