ANNA COLLINS
PROFESORA DE INGLÉS IN COMPANY, ESPECIALISTA EN BUSINESS WRITING
In the end, at the end, by the end
These three prepositional phrases look similar, but they have slightly different meanings.
In the end – the final part of a process
At the end – the ending point of something with a defined beginning and end
By the end – from a fixed point until the end of…
In the end, we decided to go to Sicily. – Al final, decidimos ir a Sicilia.
If you have any questions, you can ask me at the end of the class. – Si tienes alguna pregunta, me puedes preguntar al final de la clase.
By the end of the film, I loved it. – Hacia el final de la peli, me encantó.
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