What is it?

Answer 1

"It" is a pronoun, but since "it" was not in quotations, you were most likely not referring to the word "it."

If your sentence had ended in a period, then you would have been making the statement that "what" is "it."

But since it didn't here is what can be deduced:

"It" could be anything, everything, or nothing, so "it" is whatever you, or anyone else asking that question, want it to be.

And you can find "it" on e-bay.

Answer 2

It is a pronoun used to specify an inanimate object, non human organism, or some otherwise indeterminate form or event.

Since your "it" is in the lowercase, it can be seen to be devoid of religious significance, since ven the most animastic of religions that wroships Nature, or Gaia, uses capitalization to place emphasis on the divine nature of whatever object is so glorified.

In addition, without undue specification, "it" in this instance could be anything as determined not be you the one who has posed the question, but by each individual who is faced with answering it.

In other words, "it" is an easy two points. Thanks.

Answer 3

Life

Answer 4

It is a black toe nail that fell off of Henry's left foot 7 days after he stubbed it for the second time in a week on our coffee table.

Answer 5

Umm can you elaborate what you mean to say.....

i guess you are talking about your question..

it is a incomplete question..... with no information to tell what do you mean so that we can answere your question and some said rigt that i guess but i am not sure is it suppose to br funny

Answer 6

"It" is a pronoun in the English language.... and it is usually used as a direct/indirect object or a subject within a sentence. For more information about "it". Please read the dictionary.

Answer 7

Half drunk on a beach down in Baja with big surf and a joint in your hand

Answer 8

On ebay... at least that's what the commercials say. Best wishes

Answer 9

It's a green monster living in your closet!

Answer 10

It's a burnt pancake