Difference between revisions of "It"
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=Object pronoun= | =Object pronoun= | ||
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*Read it! (it = text) | *Read it! (it = text) | ||
| − | *Watch it! (it = | + | *Watch it! (it = movie) |
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| + | ==dummy pronouns== | ||
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| + | *Get with it | ||
| + | *Watch it! (it = your behavior) | ||
Latest revision as of 14:54, 18 May 2013
Contents
Subject Pronoun
Referential
- It seems to be injured. (animal)
- It looks broken. (machine)
- It comes from Thailand. (thing)
Dummy pronoun
pronom impersonnel
It's raining nuts and squirrels.
Limit cases
It's hard, isn't it?
Object pronoun
Referential
- Read it! (it = text)
- Watch it! (it = movie)
dummy pronouns
- Get with it
- Watch it! (it = your behavior)
