Alexander Аkimovдобавил заметку 2 года назад

чушь какая-то
Меня разные учителя учили имменно, что правильнее ствить предлог в конце.

I agree with everything in that article. We do constantly put prepositions at the end of sentences. The only thing I don't agree with is the example: Where are you going *to*? This sounds unnatural to my ear because WHERE means both где and куда, so it's more natural to ask: Where are you going?

This is an anecdote about Winston Cherchill's attitude to prepositions:
https://quoteinvestigator.com/2012/07/04/churchill-preposition/?amp=1

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Here’s a rephrased version of your content in Russian, keeping the casual tone:
https://ragdollhit.io/
Какая-то ерунда.

Разные учителя мне всегда говорили, что правильнее ставить предлог в конце.

It’s not wrong to end a sentence with a preposition. It’s perfectly acceptable in modern English, especially in casual or conversational contexts. https://colorrush.org

I agree what you write. https://tinyfishing2.github.io/

Sync virtual coffee breaks using a shared timer! We use one that needs zero accounts - just share the start time. Makes WFH feel less isolating somehow.
https://30minutetimer.net/5-minute-timer