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Bebop Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
with OR for
Asking my friend a question:
Why does the after party always end at Karaoke with you guys.
VS
Why does the after party always end at Karaoke for you guys.
Are both OK?
Why does the after party always end at Karaoke with you guys.
VS
Why does the after party always end at Karaoke for you guys.
Are both OK?
Top answer
Both are colloquial, both require a question mark; but I would prefer the first version.
- Both are colloquial, both require a question mark; but I would prefer the first version.
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Both are colloquial, both require a question mark; but I would prefer the first version.
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To me, "end at karaoke" seems to suggest that further potential activities do not happen. If you don't want this connotation, I would say "end with karaoke". I don't see any reason to capitalise "karaoke".
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