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    I caught a cold.

    It is far from over cold days in Hokkaido. Especially, cloudy and rainy day are more cold.
    We easy to catch a cold because temperature difference is big.
    I have a sore throat had a runny nose.
    Let’s take care of your condition, and be careful for clothes if you are going to come to Hokkaido.
    Today’s essay is just short, I finish this.

    In Hokkaido the cold weather is far from being over.  The cloudy and rainy days are especially cold. 

    It is easy to catch a cold because of the temperature differences.

    I had a runny nose and now I have a sore throat.

    Take care of yourself and bring appropriate clothing if you come to Hokkaido.

    Today's essay is short, I just finished this.

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    June 25, 2016
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    Yes, agree with the above. I don't hear that expression used too much these days, but everyone would understand.
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    June 25, 2016
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    Yes, they are the same. There may be a few colloquial expressions that would use one and not the other. For example "I am in a New York state of mind". I am a native speaker.
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    June 25, 2016
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    Agree with the above. Need the full sentence but number of headers sounds the most likely.
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    June 25, 2016
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    They are basically used in the same way unless something is in the distance, then use "it". If I am in my friend's house and she points out to her garden, I would say it is beautiful. In most situations if I am not touching/holding the subject, I would use "it".
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