Thread: Singular, plural or both?
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Old 31-Mar-2008, 18:55
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Default Re: Singular, plural or both?
Welcome to the forums.

"It is something" is a common usage to indicate something.

It is nine o'clock
It is not your affair
It is the best thing that ever happened.
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