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Originally Posted by RecondoJoe
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The English language has this concept called “the paragraph”.
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I’d recommend you google it, but incase you prefer a shortcut:
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There's no pronoun agreement for "it." In this sentence, "it" could refer to anything. Am I googling the sun? A reindeer? The price of tea in China? We don't know because you failed to form a pronoun agreement and incorrectly used "it" out of place.
If you're going to pretend to be smart, at least know what the fuck you're talking about. Right now you're just a fake nerd.... which is a weird thing to emulate.
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Good effort, but wrong. The antecedent of a pronoun is not required to be in the same sentence. In this case, the antecedent of "it" is "the paragraph".
Source: I'm an English teacher.
"If you're going to pretend to be smart, at least know what the fuck you're talking about. Right now you're just a fake nerd.... which is a weird thing to emulate."
-RecondoJoe