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ending with prepositions

Posted on January 15, 2015 by Ellen Akins

Remember Churchill’s famous self-amendment when challenged about ending a sentence with a presposition?  “Up with which we will not put?”  Sounds silly?  It is.  English is not a dead language.  Render thoughts in workable English, saving the contorted constructions promoted … Continue reading →

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