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Teal lime Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
What Went Right, and What It Got Wrong
The following headline is taken from The New York Times:
50 Years of Affirmative Action: What Went Right, and What It Got Wrong
My question is this:
What does "it" refer to?
Thank you.
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teal lime What does "it" refer to? affirmative action The headline suffers from a lack of parallelism. We expect What It Got Right and What It Got Wrong or What Went Right and What Went Wrong CJ
- teal lime What does "it" refer to?
- affirmative action The headline suffers from a lack of parallelism.
- We expect What It Got Right and What It Got Wrong or What Went Right and What Went Wrong CJ
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teal limeWhat does "it" refer to?
affirmative action
The headline suffers from a lack of parallelism. We expect
What It Got Right and What It Got Wrong
or
What Went Right and What Went Wrong
CJ
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