Improving sentence structure and rewriting options for article title reference to John

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😎 “Interesting fact that this article’s title refers to John with the “it” pronoun and it takes time to notice.”
🤖 “Interesting fact: This article’s title refers to John using the ‘it’ pronoun, and it takes time to notice.”

Note: The correction made clarifies the sentence structure, ensuring the pronoun’s reference is clear and the sentence flows smoothly.
😎 I don’t like that rewriting:

“Interesting fact that this article’s title refers to John with the “it” pronoun and it takes time to notice.”
🤖 “Interesting fact: the article’s title refers to John with the ‘it’ pronoun, and it takes time to notice.”

Note: Adjustments were made for clarity and punctuation without altering the original sentence structure significantly.
😎 Isn’t it possible to make a continuous sentence without breaking it up with a colon?
🤖 “It’s interesting that this article’s title refers to John with the ‘it’ pronoun, and it takes time to notice.”

Note: The sentence has been rephrased into a continuous form without using a colon, maintaining the original meaning and flow.
😎 Let’s now focus on the “and it takes time to notice”. Can that be improved? Try several options
🤖 1. “It’s interesting that this article’s title refers to John with the ‘it’ pronoun, which isn’t immediately noticeable.”
2. “It’s interesting that this article’s title refers to John with the ‘it’ pronoun, and this subtlety may not be noticed at first.”
3. “It’s interesting that this article’s title refers to John with the ‘it’ pronoun, a detail that may take a moment to recognize.”

Note: Each option aims to convey the original meaning more smoothly, with slight variations in emphasis and clarity regarding the subtlety of the pronoun usage.

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