Fun thread....Did you know......(finish the sentence)

[Heart2Soul]

ok bye

 

[Willie T]

Did you know that when you ask "where it's at" Is an incomplete sentence and improper to end a sentence or question with at or it.
Or where is it...where ya at

Is the word, "it" a preposition in the case of the sentence, "Where is it?"

 

[Heart2Soul]

@Heart2Soul Pepsi paid for the coup in Chile that toppled President Allende.

 

[Heart2Soul]

Is the word, "it" a preposition in the case of the sentence, "Where is it?"

Yes...you can't end a sentence or question with a preposition.

 

[Heart2Soul]

 

[Heart2Soul]

here is fun fact....did you know...

 

[amadeus]

Fact? I can remember McDonald's in a price war against other fast food chains with hamburgers selling for 10 cents. They were sold at less than cost to drive competitors out of business. Fun?

 

[Heart2Soul]

This one I have known for years.
(Gold, being a 'type' of God's nature. )

*One ounce of gold ( soft metal ) can be stretched for over 50 miles.*
Fun eh...who would have thunk it!

what? no way!

 

[Nancy]

And friendly, too. One on our property used to crawl from a tree branch onto my arm, and eat nuts while sitting on my shoulder. If we didn't come outside each morning soon enough to suit him, he would swing his weight on the front door screen, making the door "bang" until we acknowledged him.
Another one, about a block away, used to walk between my dog's legs, and several times took the dog's nose in his front paws, and nuzzled him, like giving him a kiss.

Love it!

 

[Nancy]

Did you know that you could see Heaven in only three or four days if you can keep from drinking anything for that period of time? (I've made it 31 hours at the present time.)

 

[Prayer Warrior]

Did you know that when you ask "where it's at" Is an incomplete sentence and improper to end a sentence or question with at or it.
Or where is it...where ya at

Right, because a preposition has to have an object, which is a noun or pronoun following the preposition. Example: at the store. Store is the object of the preposition at.

 

[Heart2Soul]

Right, because a preposition has to have an object, which is a noun or pronoun following the preposition. Example: at the store. Store is the object of the preposition at.

Exactly...and I do it all the time! Where ya at?

 

[Nancy]

Did you know 11% of people are left handed

 

[Heart2Soul]

 

[Heart2Soul]

Did you know 11% of people are left handed

I have 2 daughters 1 right handed 1 left handed...that's a 50/50 split!

 

[Heart2Soul]

Fact? I can remember McDonald's in a price war against other fast food chains with hamburgers selling for 10 cents. They were sold at less than cost to drive competitors out of business. Fun?

 

[Pearl]

Yes...you can't end a sentence or question with a preposition.

How then would you ask, 'Where is it?' or 'What is it?'.

Doesn't the 'it' take the place of a noun as it represents an object?

 

[Taken]

Did you know- a man once won a Dolly Parton look-a-like contest ... beating Dolly Parton herself! LOL.

 

[Heart2Soul]

How then would you ask, 'Where is it?' or 'What is it?'.

Then you get where is what? for a response....or what are you referring to

 

[Heart2Soul]

Did you know- a man once won a Dolly Parton look-a-like contest ... beating Dolly Parton herself! LOL.

No way!