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Teillu Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Ending prepositions.

Hi all and thanks for reading and helping me;

I have heard a "rule" that says that you can not end a sentence by using prepositions; and I'm wondering if this one is always true.

If so, is this sentence wrong?:

The book you gave me is not the one I asked you for.

This one ends in -for; should I replace it for another grammatical structure not ending in preposition?

Thanks in advance!!!
  

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Forget this so-called ''rule'. Your sentence is fin e.

— Clive

  • Forget this so-called ''rule'.
  • Your sentence is fin e.
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Forget this so-called ''rule'.
Your sentence is fine.
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