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Tkacka15 Posted 7 years ago
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...which we obviously need to be ready for
"But this will be a completely different challenge which we obviously need to be ready for."
(Frank Lampard - football manager.)
Would it a bad grammar if the preposition "for", stranded in the sentence above, preceded the relative pronoun "which"?
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It would be correct in formal grammar. Football managers tend to speak in informal English.
- It would be correct in formal grammar.
- Football managers tend to speak in informal English.
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It would be correct in formal grammar.
Football managers tend to speak in informal English.
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