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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Of where and other adverbs and prepositions
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Is there any rule regarding adverbs and prepositions? For example the report gives an analysis of where our company is now. Or for example when you use to or with at the end of the sentence.
Thanks
Is there any rule regarding adverbs and prepositions? For example the report gives an analysis of where our company is now. Or for example when you use to or with at the end of the sentence.
Thanks
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Prepositions at the end of a sentence are okay in modern English. Your example about adverbs and prepositions has no prepositions. But I see nothing wrong with the example.
- Prepositions at the end of a sentence are okay in modern English.
- Your example about adverbs and prepositions has no prepositions.
- But I see nothing wrong with the example.
- Could you ask a more specific question?
- - A.
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Prepositions at the end of a sentence are okay in modern English.
Your example about adverbs and prepositions has no prepositions. But I see nothing wrong with the example.
Could you ask a more specific question?
- A.
Your example about adverbs and prepositions has no prepositions. But I see nothing wrong with the example.
Could you ask a more specific question?
- A.
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