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the difference between " it" and "that" and "this"
Hi
Thank you for answering my question. From your answer, i understood that "IT" is only used with uncountable nouns, but i have seen in many places that " it" is used with a countable noun like " it is a pen".
Would you please tell me more about "IT".?
What is the difference between " it" and "that" and "this"?
When can we use it?
When can we use that and when this?
Would you please provide me with some examples?
Thanks a bunch
Author: Mike | Published: 11-03-2010 | Times seen: 820682 | Category: English Grammar: Intermediate
Re: [David] the difference between " it" and "that" and "this"
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