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この it は 英語でも preparatory it といい、後で意味上の主語がかならずきます。そうでない it は ただの代名詞で～す＾＾。it is ....といったあたりで代名詞でなければ、そのあとに when とかがないとこけそうになります。なので、a shock でも shocks でもOK＾＾！
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