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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

preposition on end necessary?

I found a new position to put her (in).

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"In" is required in your sentence. , but not "job"): I found a new place to put her.

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  • "In" is required in your sentence.
  • , but not "job"): I found a new place to put her.
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"In" is required in your sentence. It is also required in: "I found a new job to put her in." That is, any statement where you put her in "a job," requires "in." However, the following is okay, since here "place" does not mean "job" (it could mean "department," or "section," etc., but not "job"):

I found a new place to put her.
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