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What part of speech it sometime?

"It" is a pronoun.

It can act as different parts of speech depending on its function in a sentence, but its core identity is as a pronoun.

Here are some examples:

Pronoun (subject):

* It is raining outside.

* It was a beautiful day.

Pronoun (object):

* I saw it on the table.

* I like it very much.

Pronoun (predicate nominative):

* The problem is it.

Pronoun (object of a preposition):

* I put the book on it.

Pronoun (expletive):

* It seems that you are right.

Pronoun (dummy subject):

* It is getting late.

Let me know if you'd like more examples or explanations!

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