Equipping Professionals to be Effective Communicators
Equipping Professionals to be Effective Communicators
Equipping Professionals to be Effective Communicators
Equipping Professionals to be Effective Communicators

Communication Tip #20

A preposition is something to avoid ending a sentence with. (Avoid using prepositions at the ends of sentences.)

Examples:
>>From what speaker did you learn that? not: What speaker did you learn that from?
>>To whom are you listening? not: Who are you listening to?
>>For what do you need that? not: What do you need that for?

Also, some sentences should not even contain prepositions:
Examples:
>>Where is he going to?
>>Where does she live at?

So, which sentence is the one with which you resonated?

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