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Chariot Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

target, end

What is the difference between "end" and "target"? "objective" and "aim"? "end" or "ends"? Thanks a lot.
  

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end, objective, aim (n) and target are largely synonymous. I do not really see any difference.

  • end, objective, aim (n) and target are largely synonymous.
  • I do not really see any difference.
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end, objective, aim (n) and target are largely synonymous.

I do not really see any difference.
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Google them and see the ways they are used in sentences.

objective and goal are commonly used and mostly synonymous. You reach a goal, or work toward a goal, but not usually an objective. You can have or achieve either an objective or a goal.

What is the [goal / ?objective] you want to reach?
Sally is working toward the [goal / ?objective] of having h

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