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Q 1) 'The weather is really bad today
(Choose the correct question tag)
O isn't it.
O
doesn't it.
O is it​

Answer 1

Answer:

Isn't it.

Explanation:-

We also use it to introduce or ‘anticipate’ the subject or object of a sentence, especially when the subject or object of the sentence is a clause. Most commonly, such clauses are to + infinitive and that clauses. We also call this use of it a ‘dummy’ subject, since the real subject is another part of the sentence (real subject underlined):

1. It’s good that she’s doing more exercise. (or, more formally: That she’s doing more exercise is good.)

2. It was nice to talk with them again. (or, more formally: To talk with them again was nice.)

3. It’s quite likely that we shall be late, so please do start without us.

verbs such as find or consider, it + adjective + that clause or it + adjective + to infinitive, are commonly used to anticipate an object:

1. I find it amazing that they’ve never stopped arguing about football.

2. I must say, local people will consider it to be an insult that they have not learned to speak a few words of the language.

3. I find it surprising to see so many people here.

We also use it when a clause is the subject of a verb such as appear, seem, look, occur, which hedge or soften the statement, making it less direct:

1. It seems they’ve all lost contact since they met at the wedding.

2. It occurred to me that we might visit them while we are in South Africa.

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