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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Ending Sentences in Prepositions

Is the sentence "From which decade is your favorite album from?" grammatically correct? If not, what's wrong with it? I think it's grammatically incorrect but my friend thinks it's fine, so we figured we'd try to get an answer here.
  

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" grammatically correct? If not, what's wrong with it? No.

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  • " grammatically correct?
  • If not, what's wrong with it?
  • No.
  • But I hear such patterns a lot in conversations.
  • What's wrong is that the preposition "from" is repeated.
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Anonymous"From which decade is your favorite album from?" grammatically correct? If not, what's wrong with it?
No. But I hear such patterns a lot in conversations.
What's wrong is that the preposition "from" is repeated.

The better version is:
Which decade is your favorite album from?

These sentences have the same error:
To whom
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Anonymous"From which decade is your favorite album from?"
You only need one 'from'. I would omit the first 'from'.
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