Starting a Sentence with "It Is" or "There Are" Is

question 18

Multiple Choice

Starting a sentence with "It is" or "There are" is

• A) usually a sign that the sentence could be shorter and more active.
• B) perfectly acceptable, and you need not try to rewrite the sentence.
• C) a sign that you are using active voice.
• D) a sign that you are using passive voice.
• E) a good way to emphasize your point.

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Definitions:

Contract Here

An agreement between parties that is made in a specific location or jurisdiction.

Federal Insurance Company

An insurance provider that is regulated at the federal level, offering various types of insurance policies to protect against specific risks.

Timely

Refers to something done or occurring at a favorable or useful time; prompt.

Assent

Agreement or approval, typically given formally or officially, to a proposition or contract terms.