Surprisingly, some foods that donât taste salty can still be high in sodium, so donât use taste as a guide. For example, some foods that are high in sodium taste salty â like pickles or soy sauce. But there are also many foods â like cereals and pastries â that contain sodium but donât taste salty.
Here the word of is a preposition and the sentence ends with it. The preposition should go before the noun or pronoun which acts as its object. Therefore, putting it at the end of the sentence is considered incorrect. Another example is given below. 1  Susie is a person I cannot put up with.ometimes restructuring may make the sentence sound contrived. In this case, it is better to end it with a preposition. For example, the sentence âThis is something of which I have not thoughtâ is more correct than âThis is something I have not thought ofâ.
Prepositions are small words that create a relationship between other words in a sentence by linking phrases to the rest of the sentence. The nouns that follow them are objects of the preposition. [In the following examples, the preposition is bold and the object of the preposition is underlined.] Bill was more than a little irritated when the water balloon fell on him. HIM acts as the object of the preposition ON. It is incorrect to write fell on HE.