Why did you include both the subject and the object pronoun here?

"It" here is what we call in linguistics a "dummy pronoun." This stands in opposition to a referential pronoun, which is what we tend to think of when we talk about pronouns - a stand-in for a noun. But "it" in this sentence, as in "it's raining," is an abstraction.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dummy_p...

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