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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Can I end this sentence with at?

Should I say "University A is the place where I went to school at" or "University A is the place where I went to school".

Should I rephrase my question as "Can I end this sentence with an at?

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At in this place is not needed, and it sounds uneducated to my ear.

— Philip

  • At in this place is not needed, and it sounds uneducated to my ear.
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At in this place is not needed, and it sounds uneducated to my ear.
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AnonymousUniversity A is the place where I went to school
Use this one. You can even omit "the place": University A is where I went to school.

AnonymousShould I rephrase my question as "Can I end this sentence with an at?
No. You certainly don't have to rephrase your question. However, you can use that question
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