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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Ending a Sentence With a Preposition
Is this correct?
The woman lives down the road from the skydiving business and can hear, but not see, the plane from which her daughter is preparing to jump from.
The woman lives down the road from the skydiving business and can hear, but not see, the plane from which her daughter is preparing to jump from.
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e. the plane from which her daughter is preparing to jump'. MrP
- e.
- the plane from which her daughter is preparing to jump'.
- MrP
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Hello Guest
You don't need the 'from' at the end of the sentence, as you've already said
'the plane from which' - i.e. you can say:
'...the plane from which her daughter is preparing to jump'.
MrP
You don't need the 'from' at the end of the sentence, as you've already said
'the plane from which' - i.e. you can say:
'...the plane from which her daughter is preparing to jump'.
MrP
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