Hello
I always though that a preposition cannot start an object of another preposition going before it until I came across these two sentences:
''It depends on what you are talking about.''
''It depends on what word the ending is in.''
What I'd like to ask you is whether I can move the preposition that is ending the sentence before what?
I always though that a preposition cannot start an object of another preposition going before it until I came across these two sentences:
''It depends on what you are talking about.''
''It depends on what word the ending is in.''
What I'd like to ask you is whether I can move the preposition that is ending the sentence before what?