Quote: Can I quote you on that?

[Tung Quoc]

Dear teachers,

Please read:

Can I quote you on that? (1)

What does (1) mean? What “that” here refer to?

Thanks
Quoc

[Yankee]

Hi Quoc

"That" refers to what someone has just said.

Amy

[Tung Quoc]

Dear teacher,

Can I say:

Can I quote you on it?

If yes, "Can I quote you on it?" and "Can I quote you on that" have the same meaning?If not, why?

Quoc

[Alan]

Hi Quoc,

Surely you knew that, didn't you?

Alan
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[Tung Quoc]

My teacher said the same because that = it.

How about your idea?

I can't distinguih the diference btw "that" and "it". Is there a case they have the same meaning and interchangeable? Please give me an example.
Q

PS: The break time is over. See you later.

[Alan]

Hi,

Most of your questions are very short sentences or even phrases and they are as a result difficult to comment on because they are not part of a context. It would be much better if you could ask your question within a longer piece of prose or narrative and that way you would then get better information.

Alan
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[Yankee]

[Tung Quoc]

Dear teacher,

I'm in VNam.

My schedule is:

Morning:
6h -9h:Translation E-V
9h15- 11h45: Grammar
Evening: 12h30 - 15h : Translation V-E

It's midday not midnight as you say.

Quoc