When should I use "it", "that" and "this"?
For example, " We went to the party yesterday. That/this/it was awesome." and " If they offered me the job, I think I'd take that/this or it."
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For both examples, you should use it. "We went to the party yesterday, it was awesome."
But you could also say "That party was awesome" or "This party is awesome" (assuming you're currently at the party).
"If they offered me the job, I think I'd take it."
You could also say "I think I"m going to take that job" or "I"m going to take this job" (assuming you're talking to the person offering you the job).
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both times it is "it" but you use "that" if you are pointing something out and stuff. If you need help with your English be free to contact me! :)
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both times it is "it" but you use "that" if you are pointing something out and stuff. If you need help with your English be free to contact me! :)
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