Hello everyone,
I wonder if ‘it’ in the following sentence is a dummy subject?
I love it when you hug me.
‘it’ is a pronoun but doesn’t doesn’t have a precede noun. I don’t know what ‘it’ means.
Thank you very much.
Hello everyone,
I wonder if ‘it’ in the following sentence is a dummy subject?
I love it when you hug me.
‘it’ is a pronoun but doesn’t doesn’t have a precede noun. I don’t know what ‘it’ means.
Thank you very much.
‘It’ foreshadows the ‘hugging’.
Alan,
What do you call ‘it’ grammatically?
Is it object or what?
Anticipatory pronoun object.
Dear Alan,
Can I say grammatically
I love when you hug me (without "it")?
That doesn’t make sense. You could say: I love you® hugging me.