[...]
"It's a boy, Mrs. Walker, it's a boy [...]" (Tommy by The Who.)
Oui, mais on dit aussi, quand on reconnaît quelqu'un, "It's /her/",
"It's /him/", "It's that /man/ off the telly".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws5klxbI87I&list=RDWs5klxbI87I&start_radio=1
Le dictionnaire Cambridge
parle de 'It-cleft sentences' :
<https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/cleft-sentences-it-was-in-june-we-got-married>
It's the parents who were protesting most. [Example sur cette page]
It's a boy [you've given birth to, Mrs Walker].
On dit souvent d'un nouveau-né "/He/ has his father's nose". (À ne pas
prendre au pied de la lettre. On parle là de ressemblance, pas de greffe.)
--
Le Magicien
Inside every old person is a young person wondering what happened
| Date | Sujet | # | Auteur | |
| 11 Nov 25 |  Re: Féminin/masculin | 40 | Christian Weisgerber | |
| 11 Nov 25 |  Re: Féminin/masculin | 39 | Sh. Mandrake | |
| 12 Nov 25 |   Re: Féminin/masculin | 35 | Jac | |
| 12 Nov 25 |  Re: Féminin/masculin | 34 | Hibou | |
| 12 Nov 25 |  Re: Féminin/masculin | 33 | Hibou | |
| 19 Nov 25 | Re: Féminin/masculin | 3 | Christian Weisgerber | |
| 20 Nov 25 | Re: Féminin/masculin | 2 | Hibou | |
| 20 Nov 25 | Re: Féminin/masculin | 1 | Hibou |
Les messages affichés proviennent d'usenet.