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                1. I can't do the science project myself. It's too difficult?
What does it refer to? #2 or #3?
2. doing the science project myself
3. the science project
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4. I'm going to Tom's house to work on the science project.
5. I'm going to Tom's house to do the science project.
(Are both the same? What is the difference between #4 and #5?)
            
            
        What does it refer to? #2 or #3?
2. doing the science project myself
3. the science project
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4. I'm going to Tom's house to work on the science project.
5. I'm going to Tom's house to do the science project.
(Are both the same? What is the difference between #4 and #5?)
Answers
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    In #1, "it" would have to refer to the science project. The word "project" is the noun to which the pronoun "it" refers. 
http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/antecedent.htm
There's not much difference between 4 and 5. Sentence 4 implies that they may or may not finish the project at that time. Sentence 5 implies that they'll work on it until it's finished.
    
http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/antecedent.htm
There's not much difference between 4 and 5. Sentence 4 implies that they may or may not finish the project at that time. Sentence 5 implies that they'll work on it until it's finished.
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