Questão 96694

The position of a preposition in a clause, particularly in relative clauses and questions, is a key aspect of English word order, with formal and informal variations. While ending a sentence with a preposition is common in spoken English, formal writing often prefers a structure where the preposition precedes its object. Consider the sentence: 'The manager, for whom we have the utmost respect, is retiring next year.' Which of the following alternatives rephrases this sentence into a more informal, but still grammatically acceptable, structure without changing the meaning?