Don’t forget to use pronoun 'it'
'It' is impersonal pronoun in English. We use it for time / day / distance / weather / etc
Time
What time is it? It’s half past ten. It’s late. It’s time to go home.
Days
What day is it? It’s Thursday. It’s 16 March. It was my birthday yesterday.
Distance
It’s 3 km from house to city centre. How far is it from New York to Los Angeles?
Weather
It’s raining. It’s warm here. It’s a nice day today. Is it snowing?
It’s … to…
It’s nice to see you again. It wasn’t so easy to find your house.
there & it
I don’t like this house. There is nothing to do here. It’s boring.
Don’t forget 'it'
It is raining again. Is raining again. Is it true that you are going away? Is true that…?
See more:
What time is it? It’s half past ten. It’s late. It’s time to go home.
Days
What day is it? It’s Thursday. It’s 16 March. It was my birthday yesterday.
Distance
It’s 3 km from house to city centre. How far is it from New York to Los Angeles?
Weather
It’s raining. It’s warm here. It’s a nice day today. Is it snowing?
It’s … to…
It’s nice to see you again. It wasn’t so easy to find your house.
there & it
I don’t like this house. There is nothing to do here. It’s boring.
Don’t forget 'it'
It is raining again. Is raining again. Is it true that you are going away? Is true that…?
See more:
Show all English Grammar lessons
