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Jennifer
Please help me complete the sentence. Thank you! Should I use "they" or "it" in this sentence? I can swim freestyle and backstroke, but actually _______ took me a whole two years to learn how to breathe.

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"It". :)
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Definitely you mean: I learned breathing technique for swimming in two years. If someone asks what did you learn? You answer: Breathing technique. Also you may say: I learned it in two years. So you can use it instead.
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It - neutral gender (it helps us not to repeat the whole phrase: "Swimming fast can help me") -- so "it" is the 3rd personal pronoun. I hope I helped you. If you need English classes, you can book them here: https://www.italki.com/teachers If there is anything else I can help you, feel free to ask me.
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It, because it took you a whole year to learn how to breath while swimming these strokes.
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It would be it.

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