There or It
Understanding when to use 'there' and 'it' is an essential part of learning English at the A1 level. Both words act as subject placeholders, but they serve different purposes in a sentence.
When to Use 'There'
Use 'there' to talk about the existence or presence of something. It is often followed by the verb 'to be'.
When to Use 'It'
Use 'it' when referring to a specific thing, idea, or situation that has already been mentioned or is clear from the context.
Quick Tip to Remember
- Use 'there' to introduce something new or talk about existence.
- Use 'it' to refer to something specific that is known or already mentioned.
Practice Examples
Choose the correct option for each sentence:
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