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Could anybody explain, please?
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jocel
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Could anybody explain, please?
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Dear Colleagues,
Could anybody tell me which phrase to use for the following sentences?
Is it �in the end � or �at the end �?
1. The day before yesterday, I sat an examination. I knew nothing about the subject. ______________ I returned a blank paper and left.
2. I would have liked to include thirteenth sentences for this exercise but I had no more idea after the twelfth sentence. ______________ I gave up and stopped here, at sentence number twelve.
Help me please...
Thanks in advance!
Hugs,
jocel |
4 Oct 2011
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serene
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I think "in the end" is the correct option in both cases as in both cases the meaning is "finally".
Hope this link will make the difference clear for you.
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4 Oct 2011
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