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PreciousJones Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
At/in
Is there a difference:
What happens at the end? And
What happens in the end?
What happens at the end? And
What happens in the end?
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'At the end' generally refers to the distinguishable conclusion of a movie, book, narrative, etc, and 'in the end' means 'finally', so while they are usually synonymous, 'in the end' could conceivably come after 'at the end'.
- 'At the end' generally refers to the distinguishable conclusion of a movie, book, narrative, etc, and 'in the end' means 'finally', so while they are usually synonymous, 'in the end' could conceivably come after 'at the end'.
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'At the end' generally refers to the distinguishable conclusion of a movie, book, narrative, etc, and 'in the end' means 'finally', so while they are usually synonymous, 'in the end' could conceivably come after 'at the end'.
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