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Is this clause grammatically correct without a noun after "with"?
"~ than we knew what to do with."
Is this clause grammatically correct without a noun after "with"?
"~ than we knew what to do with."
"~ than we knew what to do with."
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Yes this is grammatically correct. Here's an example using the clause you wrote:
"There was more food than we knew what to do with."
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Yes. With the noun placed before, it's completely correct, like this:
- We had more food than we knew what to do with.
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Thank you
Do you mean the noun is omitted?
"There was more food than we knew what to do with (food)." ?
Do you mean the noun is omitted?
"There was more food than we knew what to do with (food)." ?
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@hhoc2000 No, the sentence is complete. The "with" refers to the first part.
Ending a sentence with a preposition is normally frowned upon, but it's perfectly fine for informal situation.
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