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Hzp Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Finish and end
please .,..,.,tell me the difference between finish and end.,.,.,i will thank you a lot.,.,
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Both can be used as nouns and verbs, and may often be interchangeable. Certain uses of "end" are more idiomatic: "That will be the end of him" is more natural than "That will be the finish of him," although both are correct. " There are probably cases where one or the other would definitely not be used, but I can't think of them at the moment.
- Both can be used as nouns and verbs, and may often be interchangeable.
- Certain uses of "end" are more idiomatic: "That will be the end of him" is more natural than "That will be the finish of him," although both are correct.
- " There are probably cases where one or the other would definitely not be used, but I can't think of them at the moment.
- " (verb) "Finish" is also used to describe the surface texture and appearance of an object which has been worked in some way.
- (noun) Your dictionary will give you a more comprehensive run-down.
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Both can be used as nouns and verbs, and may often be interchangeable.
Certain uses of "end" are more idiomatic:
"That will be the end of him" is more natural than "That will be the finish of him," although both are correct.
Likewise, "Will this never end?"
There are probably cases where one or the other would definitely not be used, but I can't think of them a
Certain uses of "end" are more idiomatic:
"That will be the end of him" is more natural than "That will be the finish of him," although both are correct.
Likewise, "Will this never end?"
There are probably cases where one or the other would definitely not be used, but I can't think of them a
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