Starting a sentence with "It is" or "There are" is
A) a sign that you are using passive voice.
B) perfectly acceptable, and you need not try to rewrite the sentence.
C) usually a sign that the sentence could be shorter and more active.
D) a sign that you are using active voice.

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Starting a sentence with "It is" or "There are" often indicates that the sentence could be more concise and direct, as these constructions can lead to unnecessary wordiness.

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