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Wife cringes when people use the 'word' supposevly for supposedly.
That should be supposably.
And another thing - (see what I did there?) - we seem to be mostly in agreement that starting a sentence with a conjunction isn't necessarily wrong. Can we also agree that a preposition can be a fine word to end a sentence with?
And another thing - (see what I did there?) - we seem to be mostly in agreement that starting a sentence with a conjunction isn't necessarily wrong. Can we also agree that a preposition can be a fine word to end a sentence with?
It's not fine when adding it is superfluous, such as the above, "where it's at" or "where's it at." It's redundant.
When people are discussing traveling and destinations, the question "Have you been?" sometimes pops up. I always thought the phrasing was weird, but probably correct.
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