I’ve always wondered about his final fate, after panel 4!!!
I"m doomed. I’m still terrible at English.
Not ending a sentence with a preposition is a Romance language. (Latin based) rule. English is Germanic based.
Or as Chuchill said about the rule “That is something up which with I will not put.” Proving his point about the absurdity of the rule.
Is that the Word Wizard from the board game “Zaggle”?
This is not really a thing; https : / / bit . ly / 3RTFxy7
Just kidding, huh?
It is not a mistake. Of course you may end a sentence with a preposition. Just not a redundant one such as, “Where is the firehouse at.”
An’ they ate him all up…
STEPUP 11 months ago
I’ve always wondered about his final fate, after panel 4!!!
jessebob42 11 months ago
I"m doomed. I’m still terrible at English.
hfergus Premium Member 11 months ago
Not ending a sentence with a preposition is a Romance language. (Latin based) rule. English is Germanic based.
Or as Chuchill said about the rule “That is something up which with I will not put.” Proving his point about the absurdity of the rule.
Willywise52 Premium Member 11 months ago
Is that the Word Wizard from the board game “Zaggle”?
Hydrohead 11 months ago
This is not really a thing; https : / / bit . ly / 3RTFxy7
Mike Baldwin creator 11 months ago
Just kidding, huh?
jugpainter Premium Member 11 months ago
It is not a mistake. Of course you may end a sentence with a preposition. Just not a redundant one such as, “Where is the firehouse at.”
T... 11 months ago
An’ they ate him all up…