Posted by rfvv on Monday, April 9, 2012 at 8:29pm.
In this sentence, 'it' is a reference to whatever is happening. It's quite vague when taken out of context!
Let's not rush things.
Let's not rush the situation.
Etc.
2 and 3 are fine, yes.
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