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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
The use of the word 'of' at the end of a sentence
Isn't it improper grammar to end a sentence with the word, 'of?'
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Hi, Very strict grammarians say this, and it is avoided in formal writing, but in casual English people very commonly do this. Clive
- Hi, Very strict grammarians say this, and it is avoided in formal writing, but in casual English people very commonly do this.
- Clive
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Hi,
Very strict grammarians say this, and it is avoided in formal writing, but in casual English people very commonly do this.
Clive
Very strict grammarians say this, and it is avoided in formal writing, but in casual English people very commonly do this.
Clive
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AnonymousIsn't it improper grammar to end a sentence with the word, 'of?'No, but it's something I rarely think of.
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