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At A1 level, learners often use these two words incorrectly because both can refer to things. However, their function and meaning are different.

In this lesson, I explain:

when to use this (introducing or pointing to something near)
when to use it (referring to something already known or mentioned)
how meaning changes in context
common everyday examples
frequent beginner mistakes and how to avoid them
Clear comparisons are provided to help learners understand when each word is appropriate.

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:

choose between “this” and “it” confidently
avoid repetition errors
speak more naturally in basic conversations
improve clarity in simple sentences

This lesson follows the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) and is part of the A1 English Grammar Playlist by Learn English with Aime.

📌 Level: A1 (Beginner)
📌 Focus: Pronoun clarity and reference
📌 Suitable for: Absolute beginners and adult learners

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