I don't know who'll win, but it's sure to be a good game.

In these sentences, what does "it" indicate or mean?

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I don't know who'll win, but it's sure to be a good game.

In these sentences, what does "it" indicate or mean?

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The "it" is refering to the game itself—the game is the subject.

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"it" = the game...🙂

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The game is sure to be a good game. ("it" here is "the game". "It" is used to avoid repetition. You could also say, "The game is sure to be a good one.")

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It refers to the sentence for itself  "I don't know who'll win". That is to say, something's is, i'm fact, true or "sure".
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