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Hugemole Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

In/at the end

Please explain and give me examples about the diffirent between in the end and at the end.

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At the end (of) means literally at the end, whereas in the end/at last means eventually or after some time. - There may be an index at the end of this book - I didn't want to go, but in the end I gave in and I promised to go with them

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  • At the end (of) means literally at the end, whereas in the end/at last means eventually or after some time.
  • - There may be an index at the end of this book - I didn't want to go, but in the end I gave in and I promised to go with them
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At the end (of) means literally at the end, whereas in the end/at last means eventually or after some time.
- There may be an index at the end of this book
- I didn't want to go, but in the end I gave in and I promised to go with them
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