Q: What are YOU afraid of! A: Ending a sentence with a preposition.
Morning started with a flat tire.
After that, cleaned up pee left by a dog I’m dogsitting (not very well, apparently).
Followed by a slew of late buses.
And banana goo staining my shirt.
Arrived late to school, with the Head monitoring my class (bad start to the morning).
Then I dropped a pen
and said,
“This is the worst day ever.”
“Aww, Truckey!” a student consoled me.
She cared,
so I guess it wasn’t actually the worst day ever.
After that, cleaned up pee left by a dog I’m dogsitting (not very well, apparently).
Followed by a slew of late buses.
And banana goo staining my shirt.
Arrived late to school, with the Head monitoring my class (bad start to the morning).
Then I dropped a pen
and said,
“This is the worst day ever.”
“Aww, Truckey!” a student consoled me.
She cared,
so I guess it wasn’t actually the worst day ever.
Posted by
at
20:03:19
I would say it’s ok to end a sentence with a preposition that is part of a phrasal verb!