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Don't complicate your words and try to simplify ( them - it)
The cats ! I like (them - it)

Difference between "Everyday" and "Every day"
Thanks

Answer 1

Every day is when you're talking about something that happens "every day" Everyday is an adjective like "everyday tasks" or "everyday sports"

Answer 2

Thanks , how about the choices ?

Answer 3

Well cats is plural so...?

Answer 4

I believe it's them , how about expressions ?

Answer 5

it or them ?

Answer 6

Them. You're right.

Answer 7

I mean with
Don't complicate your words and try to simplify ( them - it)

Answer 8

I'm confused. I'm not sure what it's asking.

Answer 9

Words (it or them) expressions (it or them)

Answer 10

If it's words, it's them. If it's expressions it's "it" Because it's only one expression.

Answer 11

Now , I am confused. Why ? expressions -> it and words them ??!

Answer 12

Because "cats" is plural. When it's more than one of something you use "them." If it's an expression "The cats," it's "it" because an expression is singular. When it's singular you use "it."

Answer 13

"expressions" (Plural with s) we'd we take it instead of them.

Answer 14

Well it's only one expression. If there was multiple, then "The cats" wouldn't be the only one. But it is, so it's singular.

Answer 15

It's one expressions even with the s ? is it uncountable ?

Answer 16

No. All I see is one expression. If there are multiple expressions, then you should use "them." That's all I'm saying.

Answer 17

Don't complicate your expressions and explain ( them - it) in everyday language How many expressions ??

Answer 18

There's only one.

Answer 19

Ok , now I am more confused ( why is there just one ? )

Answer 20

Well if "The cats" is the only expression (which it is) then there's only one.

Answer 21

It's another sentence
The expressions ! I like .... (them - it )

Answer 22

Then it's them. It's more than one expression, isn't it?

Answer 23

Are you sure ?? It was written in my book that expressions -> it