The custom is that one should not end a clause with a preposition. This likely is because if one ends a clause with a preposition, either a prepositional phrase has been separated or the preposition is unnecessary. In this sentence, I think ending in a preposition is preferable to rewriting a stuffy sentence such as No matter from where you are, we're glad you're our neighbor. #dupontcircle #nomadsnonsense #prepositionalphrases #preposition #endwithapreposition #breakinggrammarrules
Tuesday, June 27, 2017
Monday, June 26, 2017
This does NOT, I repeat, does not dispense anything.
Ordnance vs. Ordinance
An ordinance is a municipal or county law. Ordnance is a mass noun referring to military materials such as weapons, ammunition, equipment, and vehicles. http://grammarist.com/usage/ordinance-ordnance/
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