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[i]who incidentally Lloyd's never belonged to[/i]
To whom, incidentally, Lloyd's never belonged.
Ending a sentence on a preposition is something up with which I will not put 🙂
Is "incidentally Lloyd's never belonged to him" acceptable, as that at least reads like something you might say rather than something straight from a grammar text book?
Well, ignoring the fact that correct grammar is correct grammar, whether spoken or written, then yes, that is acceptable (although, for complete pedantry, there should be a comma after 'incidentally').
Well, ignoring the fact that correct grammar is correct grammar,
Says who? Who or what is this body or person that determines the correctivity of grammar?
I am 🙂
🙂
Wish twas me but it aint.
My fave apostrophe was seen in Newcastle a few years ago....a bar which was advertising Pil's at £1 a bottle.
