The apprentice
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- Sep 4, 2013
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- English Teacher
- Native Language
- Spanish
- Home Country
- Dominican Republic
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- Dominican Republic
(1) - When a sentence having an introductory or anticipatory IT which occupies a real subject position is rephrased, the anticipatory IT disappears meaning (that) it was fiiling a syntactical subject space.
(a) infinitive: It is nice to work with you.
To work with you is nice.
(b) ing-form: It is good seeing you.
Seeing you is good.
(c) finite clause: It is astonishing that he refused the offer.
That he refused the offer is astonishing.
(2) - When I repharse a sentence having an anticipatory IT occupying an object position, the anticipatory IT disappears too.
(d) I find it imposible to tell him the true.
I find to tell him the true is imposible.
(e) I think it fair giving him another explanation.
I think giving him another explanation is fair.
(f) He got it into his head that we were all againg his proposal.
He got that we were all against his proposal is into his head.
(3) - How could I rephrase these sentences having the anticipatory IT as object too.?
(g) I don't mind it when people talk loudly during a movie.
(h) I can't stand it when a child screams in a restaurant.
(i) It bothers me when a teacher forgets my name.
Thanks in advance.
(a) infinitive: It is nice to work with you.
To work with you is nice.
(b) ing-form: It is good seeing you.
Seeing you is good.
(c) finite clause: It is astonishing that he refused the offer.
That he refused the offer is astonishing.
(2) - When I repharse a sentence having an anticipatory IT occupying an object position, the anticipatory IT disappears too.
(d) I find it imposible to tell him the true.
I find to tell him the true is imposible.
(e) I think it fair giving him another explanation.
I think giving him another explanation is fair.
(f) He got it into his head that we were all againg his proposal.
He got that we were all against his proposal is into his head.
(3) - How could I rephrase these sentences having the anticipatory IT as object too.?
(g) I don't mind it when people talk loudly during a movie.
(h) I can't stand it when a child screams in a restaurant.
(i) It bothers me when a teacher forgets my name.
Thanks in advance.
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