end.ending
When to use each?
I always go for: the film ending .or is it the ending of the film.?
And in terms of " a piece of paper.is it "the end of the line .the end of the exercise ./ text/ paragraph.?
Thanks
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I liked/didn't like the ending of the film/movie.
For an exercise, book, article, newspaper - 'the end of....' is used frequently.
Teacher: After you've read the first two paragraphs, stop and wait for instructions.
Student ( not listening very well in class): Do we stop at the end of paragraph 1 or 2?
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I would say 'I always go for the end of the film'.
To me 'ending' would be used as a subject: 'The ending of the film was very sad'.
In your second question, are you asking about something written? I think would depend on the context, and what was written down, and what part of it you were referring to.
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