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Originally Posted by dmp  | Great sky! Nice use of fill flash.  |
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Originally Posted by dmp Thanks | I'd love to play with a RAW version of the swing image. Shoot one my way? |
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Originally Posted by misterblu I'd love to play with a RAW version of the swing image. Shoot one my way? | Sure
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Originally Posted by dmp Sure | Finally got around to playing with that picture:
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Originally Posted by misterblu Finally got around to playing with that picture: | WELL-Done, Jon... 
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Originally Posted by dmp WELL-Done, Jon... | Thanks D. Couldn't have done it without your awesome picture to base it off of. |
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Originally Posted by misterblu Thanks D. Couldn't have done it without your awesome picture to base it off of. | THEN...you go an ruin it by ending a sentence with a preposition. 
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Originally Posted by dmp THEN...you go an ruin it by ending a sentence with a preposition.
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:manhug: | By definition, you can't end a sentence with a preposition. It's impossible.
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Originally Posted by The ClayTaurus By definition, you can't end a sentence with a preposition. It's impossible. | 'of' is a preposition. He ended the sentence using a preposition. See? it's possible.
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Originally Posted by dmp 'of' is a preposition. He ended the sentence using a preposition. See? it's possible. | Incorrect. In his sentence, 'of' is an adverb.
There is no subject being linked.
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Originally Posted by The ClayTaurus Incorrect. In his sentence, 'of' is an adverb.
There is no subject being linked. |
The word 'of' is a preposition and is the last word he used in the sentence, Clay.
Here are more examples:
Where is my wallet at?
What do you need to go to the store for?
Which department is he in?
'of' adds NO significant meaning to the verb, thus is not a phrasal verb. It's just an unneccesary word, which is a preposition, and the last word in his sentence. Therfore, he ended his sentence using a preposition, followed by a period. That is the kind of impertinence up with which I shall not put.
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Originally Posted by dmp The word 'of' is a preposition and is the last word he used in the sentence, Clay.
Here are more examples:
Where is my wallet at?
What do you need to go to the store for?
Which department is he in?
'of' adds NO significant meaning to the verb. | Incorrect.
I was incorrect to call them adverbs, I believe, but I am dead right that they are not prepositions.
Those words CAN BE prepositions, but in those sentences they are not.
A preposition REQUIRES a subject to follow.
By definition, if no subject follows, it is not a preposition; it's something else.
BEYOND all this, however, is the truth that this "rule" is tremendously outdated.
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