Q.
Just trying to settle a debate about "at" at the end of a sentence. i.e.
Where
is it at? I thought is was a case of a dangling participle but couldn't find
anything about it.
A.
"At" is a preposition.The reason it is not considered standard English to
end a sentence with "at" is that there is a rule against ending a sentence
with a preposition.
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