I have a grammar question, which is probably easy for learners a bit more advanced than me. I hear the sentence in the subject quite often (meaning "That's good.").
I'm confused why the particle で is used here. Assuming it is an adjective sentence with それ being the subject and いい being the predicate, I would have expected a が particle (or maybe は).
What's the right way to look at the sentence grammatically to understand why it has to be で?
I'm confused why the particle で is used here. Assuming it is an adjective sentence with それ being the subject and いい being the predicate, I would have expected a が particle (or maybe は).
What's the right way to look at the sentence grammatically to understand why it has to be で?