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Everyone should see that MOVIE at least once. (it)
It’s a movie that everyone should see at least once.
I don't like HIS WAY OF SPEAKING. It
It is his way of speaking (that) I don't like.
JACK built this house. (IT)
It was Jack who built this house.
JOE ate the cake. (it)
It was Joe who ate the cake.
I met my best friend AT UNIVERSITY. IT
It was at university that I met my best friend
THE BOYS played football all day long. IT
It was the boys who played football all day long.
The dog barked at the stranger. IT (the stranger)
It was the stranger that the dog barked at.
She sent her friend the postcard. IT (the postcard)
It was the postcard that she sent her friend.
The meeting started at 8.00 am. It (at 8.00 am)
It was at 8.00 am that the meeting started.
His reaction surprised me. (His reaction)
It was his reaction that surprised me.
Mr Palmer saw I could also act. (Mr Palmer)
It WAS MR PALMER THAT / WHO SAW THAT I COULD ALSO ACT.
I didn’t invite them. (me/I)
It WASN’T I / ME WHO / THAT INVITED THEM.
I began to suspect something at that moment. (at that moment)
It WAS AT THAT MOMENT THAT I BEGAN TO SUSPECT SOMETHING.
Money is the thing people care about nowadays. (money)
It IS MONEY THE THING THAT PEOPLE CARE ABOUT NOWADAYS.
His attitude towards other people really annoys me. (his attitude)
It is his attitude towards other people that really annoys me.
I didn’t decide to take a short cut across country! (me)
It wasn’t me who / that decided to take a short cut across country.
The demonstrators didn’t start the trouble. (the demonstrators)
It wasn’t the demonstrators who / that started the trouble.
The computer gives me a headache. (the computer)
It is the computer that gives me a headache.


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