A problem with one type of sentences
I have the sentence: What it might be like to have a normal social life.

Could you give me its meaning and some examples of sentences which can go before it and after it?
What kind of structure does this sentence have?

Question

A problem with one type of sentences
I have the sentence: What it might be like to have a normal social life.

Could you give me its meaning and some examples of sentences which can go before it and after it?
What kind of structure does this sentence have?

Answer

Not sure I understand your question about the structure, but "it" is the subject. "be" is the verb. However, the author is wondering what it would be like to have a normal social life. The implication is he/she does not have a normal social life, and wishes s/he had one.

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