Exception:
When a singular noun and a plural noun are joined by "or/nor", a plural pronoun is used
👉Neither the teacher nor the students were present for the sessions.
I. "It is used:
- To indicate inanimate objects like stone, television, paper, etc.
👉Where is the book? It is on the table.
- To indicate infants, kids and animals if gender is not specified.
👉Where is the baby? It is in the cradle.
- To indicate the preceding statement.
👉The door is open now. It was closed in the afternoon.
- To indicate a provisional subject that precedes the verb "to be" even as the actual subject follows.
👉It is impossible to judge the situation.
("It is the provisional subject and "situation" is the actual subject.)
👉It is a lovely car.
• To indicate a noun/pronoun that comes after.
👉 It is not I who is mistaken.
It was a tavern where the king was found.
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