The language clinic: Live Q&A session

Hi, 

I'm glad that the live session is coming back.

The first session that I attended was very fruitful.

I would like to discuss the following two things in the upcoming lesson.

1. If you dress 'yourself' in a shirt you use 'put on'.

   For example, I'm putting on a shirt.

   But, if you dress 'someone else' in a shirt, how would you like describe it?

   (For example, someone who has had both hands injured and not in a position to 'put on/wear' a shirt 'themself'.)

   2. A passenger goes to a bus driver, who is sitting in hi his seat, at a bus terminal.

   Passenger: Is the bus to Glasgow?

   Bus driver: No, ma'am. 'It' is the bus to Liverpool.

   Passenger: Oh, no! Where's the bus to Glasgow?

   Bus driver: That's the bus to Glasgow over there-number 41.

   No, ma'am. ''It' is the bus to Liverpool.'

   Is the use of 'It' correct here?

   I look forward to seeing you in the lesson.

   Thanking you!

Hello 

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Hello Neil :)

Please, are these both sentences correct and why?

"Don’t be fooled by appearances because it necessarily be as."

Don’t be fooled by appearances because they necessarily be (or are?) as.

Thanks!