what's the difference between at the end and in the end?
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We use 'at the end' for things that have natural endings. For example:
At the end of the film/book/ course/ week/ year
We use 'in the end' to mean 'eventually'. For example:
When John first met Stephanie, he thought she was a nice girl. But in the end he realised that she was only interested in him for his money.
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well, in the end = finally, or final outcome of something; at the end could be either a physical end or a metaphorical end.
e.g:
in the end:
we tried really hard staying together, but in the end we broke up.
at the end:
at the end of the street.
at the end of the story.
I hope this helps.
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