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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Need the preposition "in" or "at" at the end?

Hi. Please help. Do we need to have the preposition "in" or "at" at the end of this question? This is supposed to be a question that elicits the following corresponding answer form.

answer form: He stayed in a luxurious hotel.

question form: What kind of hotel did he stay (in or at - Correct?)?
  

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Yes, you need a preposition, and both are OK at the end.

— Mister Micawber

  • Yes, you need a preposition, and both are OK at the end.
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Yes, you need a preposition, and both are OK at the end.
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