"this is" vs "it is"
"This is" and "it is" are the same? If not what rules to use both of them?
(If I made mistakes in my question - correct me too, please:)
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Use "it" to point to a single noun. Use "this" and "that" to point to whole sentences and clauses.
I like this dog. It is a good dog.
I like this dog. That's good, because my girlfriend likes it too.
Also, use "this" if you are introducing something for the first time.
This is a gun. It kills people. Use it carefully.
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Yes, it has the same meaning :)
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