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Is the word it a subject pronoun or an object pronoun?

"It" can be both a subject pronoun and an object pronoun.

Here's how to tell:

* Subject Pronoun: When "it" is the one performing the action in a sentence.

* Example: It is raining. ("It" is the thing doing the raining)

* Object Pronoun: When "it" is receiving the action in a sentence.

* Example: I saw it flying. ("It" is the thing being seen)

Important Note: The word "it" can also be a demonstrative pronoun when it refers to something specific mentioned earlier.

* Example: I saw a bird, and it was blue. ("It" refers to the bird mentioned earlier)

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