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Is there a preposition property in the sentenceWhere is David at?

The sentence "Where is David at?" is grammatically incorrect.

The preposition "at" is unnecessary in this sentence. The correct sentence would be: Where is David?

Here's why:

* "Where" already implies location.

* "At" is typically used to specify a specific location within a larger area.

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