I'm so old I Remember when:

[BigBlueHen53]

And now I’ll be scrutinizing your posts to detect how often you end a sentence with its verb.

(So far, it looks like your English syntax is just fine.)​

I believe ending a sentence with a verb is perfectly fine ("I like to run, dance and swim." All verbs. The big "offense" was ending with a preposition: "Where did you put that at?" Or, "Who are you talking to?" Which should be, "Where did you put that," and "To whom are you speaking?" But nobody really talks like that in real life.

I'm a southpaw. Imagine how we all feel with the whole entire world being geared bass ackwards.

When teaching someone to knit/crochet that's the same-handed as you, sit beside them. If they are the opposite handedness than you, teach them sitting facing them, as in a mirror.

 

[R2elk]

I believe ending a sentence with a verb is perfectly fine

In certain languages the verb always comes at the end.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

In certain languages the verb always comes at the end.

Yoda-speak might be one of those languages, if correctly I recall.

 

[R2elk]

Yoda-speak might be one of those languages, if correctly I recall.

The one I was thinking of is German.

 

[BigBlueHen53]

The one I was thinking of is German.

Oh. I no speaken die German.

 

[Evadig]

In certain languages the verb always comes at the end.

Latin
Polish can, too.

 

[EmmaDonovan]

 

[tripletfeb]

We played with this so much when we were younger. And did our best to dress as our favorite doll. Mine was Diva, the red head in the back. Our dolls had "real dancing action" where you twisted them at the torso and their arms pumped up and down

 

[notabitail]

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We played with this so much when we were younger. And did our best to dress as our favorite doll. Mine was Diva, the red head in the back. Our dolls had "real dancing action" where you twisted them at the torso and their arms pumped up and down

Those clothes look atrocious.

 

[MROO]

Exactly the same for me - except weirdly I never got English grammar lessons, only Latin!

I feel that one. I didn't really grasp English grammar until I understood Spanish. English is VERY confusing! It all came out okay, though, 'cause I ain't got no grammar nohow, anyways ... in any language!