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Grammar Question
Jan. 12th, 2007 02:36 pmExample A: Turn off the faucet before the tub overflows.
Example B: Turn the faucet off before the tub overflows.
What is example B called, and is it always "wrong" to seperate the the verb and the preposition (baring cases such as writing-it-that-way-on-purpose dialogue)?
Example B: Turn the faucet off before the tub overflows.
What is example B called, and is it always "wrong" to seperate the the verb and the preposition (baring cases such as writing-it-that-way-on-purpose dialogue)?
