Preposition at the end of the sentence- correction?

Is this sentence correct? I have read that a prepostion at the end of a sentence should be avoided. Thanks.

See example:

The fear of change makes the Serbian immigrants less interested in changing living environment or jobs that they are not satisfied with.

asked May 24 '11 at 15:13

Jelena New member

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Jelena,

The sentence is correct. You CAN end a sentence with a preposition, but some more traditional writers still think otherwise. So, if you are writing for a formal situation and you don't know the expectations of your audience, I suggest moving the preposition.

Here's how:

The fear of change makes the Serbian immigrants less interested in changing living environment or jobs with which they are not satisfied.

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answered May 25 '11 at 16:28