In the public nuisance text, the statement 'Therefore, it's always very noisy and there's impossible to have a calm and quiet time at home' contains an error. What should 'there's impossible' be?

Key Points

From Activity 3, the original text incorrectly uses 'there's impossible'. 'It' is used to describe a general situation or state, such as something being 'impossible'. Therefore, 'it's impossible' is correct.

Class 6 › English Grammar and Composition › Chapter 7: Introductory 'There' & 'It' › Topic: Understanding the use of 'there' for existence, events, and quantities

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