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You say that picture is an unknown substance and is classified as a thing,or that the item you are describing is disgusting and or unmentionable for people of certain age.
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∙ 10y agoYes, you can use thing at the end of a sentence.
"It was a beautiful thing."
"He picked up the thing."
"He looked, but could not see the same thing."
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Capitalization
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Which of the following can you use to end a sentence?
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