It's Monday.
Use it as the required subject when giving the day.
Komponen asas
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
Use it for time, weather, distance, opinions, and delayed subjects.
English wants a subject at the front
(subject = the first who/what place)
No real person or thing to put there?
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use It
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[ It ] + [ situation frame ] + [ real details ]
weather → It's raining.
time → It's five o'clock.
opinion → It's easy to get lost here.
time needed → It takes about twenty minutes to walk there.
It here = subject filler, not a thing.
Use it to fill English’s required subject place when the sentence is about a situation, or when the real idea comes later.
It's Monday.
Use it as the required subject when giving the day.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
It's raining.
The it does not refer to a thing; it fills the subject position for weather.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
It's ten minutes to the station.
Use it to introduce a distance or travel-time estimate.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
It's five o'clock.
Time expressions commonly use it as the subject.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
It rained all night.
Weather verbs also need it as the subject.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
Is it cold outside?
In questions with be, put be before it.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
It's a long way to the airport.
Use it with distance descriptions such as a long way.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
Did it rain?
With simple-tense weather verbs, use do-support in questions.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
It's easy to get lost here.
The real action comes later as a to-infinitive.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
It's important for us to be on time.
For + person can show who needs to do the delayed action.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
It's clear that she needs help.
It can delay a full that-clause until after the adjective.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
It's a shame that the shop is closed.
A noun phrase such as a shame can also evaluate a delayed that-clause.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
It takes about twenty minutes to walk there.
It takes + time + to-infinitive is a key frame for duration.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
Does it take long to get there?
Use does with take in present simple questions.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
There's a café near the station.
Use there is, not dummy it, to introduce the existence of something.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
It's near the station.
Here it refers back to a known café, so it is not an empty subject.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
It is a café near the station.
This is a common error when the speaker wants to introduce that a café exists. Use there is instead.
The train is late.
When there is a real subject, do not add dummy it.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
It wasn't easy to cancel the booking.
With be, put not after the be form.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
It didn't take long.
With take in the past simple, use didn't before the base verb take.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
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