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What does it refer to in the sentence The Live Preview isn't showing in Visual Studio Code. Isn't it supposed to support that feature?

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Visual Studio Code

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Live Preview

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It doesn't refer to the feature itself.

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Feature

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It is referring to something that should support the feature, not the feature itself.

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To support

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Support is not what it refers to in this context.

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It is used to replace a noun that has already been mentioned, helping avoid repetition in a sentence. For example:

• I bought a new laptop. It works really well. - Here, it replaces laptop to avoid repeating the word.

In The Live Preview isn't showing in Visual Studio Code. Isn't it supposed to support that feature?, it refers to Visual Studio Code because Tom is talking about the program and its ability to support a feature.

It replaces Visual Studio Code to avoid saying the program's name again.

By identifying what is expected to support the feature, you can determine that it refers to the program itself.