Re: a piece of software. Plextalk recording software
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Gene
There is no valid reason in English not to end a
sentence with a preposition. This is an example of how Latin usage was
grafted onto English when rules of grammar were being constructed. Just as
there is no reason not to split an infinitive. In Latin, and infinitive
can't be split because it is a form of a verb and isn't indicated by a separate
word as it is in English. The word "to" is used in English, but in Latin,
how a verb ends indicates an infinitive. For example, amo, I love, amare,
to love.
Gene
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From: Penny Golden
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2020 11:23 AM
Subject: [TechTalk] a piece of software. Plextalk recording
software downloadable from? Sorry, I ended the sntence with a preposition. I may have had a copy once on some CD that came with the units; now I'm a little clueless as to where to look. I asked on the list, but have not had an answer yet. Thanks. Penny
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