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When the witness was asked whether she saw the defendant at the scene of the crime, she admitted that she had done it .
A) she admitted that she had done it
B) she admitted that she had done so
C) she admitted that she did it
D) she admitted that she had did so
E) she admitted that it was something that she did
A) she admitted that she had done it
B) she admitted that she had done so
C) she admitted that she did it
D) she admitted that she had did so
E) she admitted that it was something that she did
11 Jan 2019, 07:40
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As you have noticed it’s between “had done so vs had done it” Now “so” refers to the action of “seeing the defendant” and “It” is a pronoun and can’t be used to refer to the action of “seeing the defendant.
For “so” think of “idea or a process “ & for “It” when there is a precise noun in the sentence that can be used as an antecedent of “it”.
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So option (B) is the suitable answer
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For “so” think of “idea or a process “ & for “It” when there is a precise noun in the sentence that can be used as an antecedent of “it”.
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So option (B) is the suitable answer
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11 Jan 2019, 05:06
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When the witness was asked whether she saw the defendant at the scene of the crime, she admitted that she had done it .
A) she admitted that she had done it
B) she admitted that she had done so
C) she admitted that she did it
D) she admitted that she had did so
E) she admitted that it was something that she did
I think the split comes to Done So Vs Done It
And the rule of the thumb says Done So is preferred over Done It.
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A) she admitted that she had done it
B) she admitted that she had done so
C) she admitted that she did it
D) she admitted that she had did so
E) she admitted that it was something that she did
I think the split comes to Done So Vs Done It
And the rule of the thumb says Done So is preferred over Done It.
Experts may opine
