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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

School ends or school finishes

Hello! I have a question about the correct usage of the verb "finish" and "end". What is the difference between these two sentences?

1) School finishes on 23 June for me
2) School ends on 23 June for me.

What would be the more common sentence to use? Why?
  

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They are both acceptable and reasonably common in BrE.

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  • They are both acceptable and reasonably common in BrE.
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They are both acceptable and reasonably common in BrE.
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