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Consider the two sentences

  • To which journal should I submit it?
  • Which journal should I submit it to?

Which one is correct and why?

sam wolfe
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    You need to define 'correct'. (1) To a hidebound academic or wannabe, (a) as it avoids the Addisonian termination. (2) To a liberal grammarian, either. (3) To 98% of native speakers, (b), because (a) sounds rarefied. But if you're in academia, you'd better check the in-house style requirements. – Edwin Ashworth Jan 19 '22 at 12:17
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    They are both grammatically correct, but semantically the first is considered more formal, while the second is more natural. – BillJ Jan 19 '22 at 13:21

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