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Teo  +  135116 Thu, 08 Sep 05 01:01 PM

Are the following sentences acceptable?

1. What's it?

2. That's it.

Thanks a lot for your reply.
Teo
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Thank you very much for your reply.
davkett  +  135119 Thu, 08 Sep 05 01:07 PM

 'That's it' is common, by itself.  'What's it' is common enough in a form like, 'What's it like?':  'What's it like to live near the ocean?'  'What's it like to fly a helicopter?'

 
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davkett, 4 yr 80 days ago

This question is double-posted.  Please avoid double-posting.

see Post:135215

 

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