01:07 2-12-2015, Thomas Alexander:
>In any event, I regret not being more clear. What I meant is
>that there is no pronoun in English which is used only for
>impersonal expressions like "It's raining." I thought
>Interlingua had one - but I'll admit that it's probably time for
>me to review Interlingua pronouns.
>
>Alcuno menciava "subjecto provisional" - ed io crede que isto
>clarifica proque ... proque ... why this tangent is a red herring.

'Tangent' in le senso 'quasi irrelevante'?
http://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english/tangent

'Il' usate como subjecto grammatic es excplicate in paragrapho 59:
http://rudhar.com/lingtics/intrlnga/gramiaan/gramiaan.htm#P54 e
paragrapho 70.

Un cerca con 'il ' revela multo examples del uso de 'il' in le
grammatica mesme, con le anglese origiinal al dextera.

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Ruud Harmsen, http://rudhar.com


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