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SeekerSFN Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
'In the end' or 'at the end'?
Are they all of valid English usage? What about 'on the end'? May you cite some examples to explain what are their right usages?
By the way, what's the difference between the sentence ' are they all of valid English usages' and ' are they all valid English usages'? Or may I say it ' are they all of valid English usage", in which the word 'usage' is viewed as a definition?
By the way, what's the difference between the sentence ' are they all of valid English usages' and ' are they all valid English usages'? Or may I say it ' are they all of valid English usage", in which the word 'usage' is viewed as a definition?
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' The above are all valid examples of English usage. Rover
- ' The above are all valid examples of English usage.
- Rover
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'It took me several tries, but I passed the test in the end.'
'We arrived home tired but happy at the end of the day.'
'We were two-nil up by the end of the first half.'
'I stood on the end of the pier watching the dolphins leaping.'
'The refugees were able to go ho
'It took me several tries, but I passed the test in the end.'
'We arrived home tired but happy at the end of the day.'
'We were two-nil up by the end of the first half.'
'I stood on the end of the pier watching the dolphins leaping.'
'The refugees were able to go ho
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