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Cat fold 525 Posted 8 years ago
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Bring something to an end
She brought the concert to an end with a piano solo.
Can I say She brought to an end the concert with a piano solo or She brought an end to the concert with a piano solo?
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cat fold 525 Can I say She brought to an end the concert with a piano solo or She brought an end to the concert with a piano solo? No. The first one is particularly bad.
- cat fold 525 Can I say She brought to an end the concert with a piano solo or She brought an end to the concert with a piano solo?
- No.
- The first one is particularly bad.
- You can't put anything between a verb ( brought ) and its direct object ( the concert ).
- CJ
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cat fold 525Can I say She brought to an end the concert with a piano solo or She brought an end to the concert with a piano solo?
No. The first one is particularly bad. You can't put anything between a verb (brought) and its direct object (the concert).
CJ
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