CONFUSING PREPOSITIONS / IN THE END VS. AT THE END / IN THE BEGINNING VS. AT THE BEGINNING

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[@EnglishShanghai]

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[@user-hk5cl3ls7l]

Very nice and I am from Pakistan

[@ossital1808]

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[@marvelouss719]

"In the beginning, God created the light."

[@thuypham-ni4qk]

I like your learn English all

[@dmitriymartishenko4963]

Simple but very useful. Thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

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I was going to say that, they're phenomenal

[@SaeedKhan-pm7jn]

Love your content!

[@elieceldelacruz7312]

Good class

[@Tony32]

English prepositions are so hard, they are very specific. People say "in the end" like that Linkin Park song, "In the end, it doesn't even matter" But for months "At the end of the month"

[@autopilot6942]

I was gonna comment that! since Kevin said that now I’m confused! 🤔

[@MrXR77]

Another great video

[@eduardoguerrero7969]

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[@georg727]

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[@Lucy-xl3jc]

This is real English, thank you Kevin and Liza!

[@2321ahmed]

The important thing is that I liked your way of explaining, whether what I saw at the beginning of this month or at the end of last month, everything was wonderful.

[@zapococito67]

Thank you, Kevin, you are the best.

[@lameeszienab7954]

Thanks dear teachers Kevin and liza

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[@updirahmaankhadar3699]

At the beginning of your video I didn't like but always at the end of ur videos I liked

[@fredylopez2477]

I think you meant to say: "I didn't like the beginning of your video but I always like the end of your videos". In this case you can't use "at the beginning" and "at the end".

[@updirahmaankhadar3699]

@@fredylopez2477 thanks

[@kattydeleo9035]

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[@shieldstar5629]

Sorry l meant to say l love you all 😊

[@wsamrazek1]

I think you should mention that In the end can be used as finally. In the beginning also could mean At first.

[@fredylopez2477]

Yeah, that's right, I'm not so sure but I guess there's a video about that topic already but I don't have the link and if I'm not wrong it was Liza who made that video. when saying "In the beginning" you're stating a fact. Example: - in the beginning she started studying English, when saying "At the beginning" you're speaking about an specific point Example: -She was AT the beginning of the book. The same thing happens with; - In the end. And. - at the end.

[@ArtemHahauz-nm7bk]

"At the beginning of July, they estimated that the meeting might be delayed by a few days. However, at the end of this month, they are not still certain when it will begin." Thank you very much, Kevin and liza! Best regards to you and your country, from Ukraine

[@Angel_Peg]

Can u do accurate vs precise pls

[@alexanderbeliakov4945]

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[@lyubv1764]

Thanks a lot!❤

[@strongman3355]

I appreciate you make this sort of videos where you explain slight differences regarding the use of similar expressions, phrases, words and so on. This is an extremely crucial video because I can constantly see how many people get confused between using at the beginning and in the beginning and others. Make more of this type of content.

[@fredylopez2477]

IN the beginning And. IN the end. both have other connotation, it's another idea, that's what Kevin didn't say, I guess he forgot to mention it.

[@shieldstar5629]

Thank you so much Kevin what a great lesson i really enjoyed it keep at it please i was waiting on you to make a new awesome video you are so cool this is totally sick 😢 love all of you 😅

[@updirahmaankhadar3699]

Wtf 🥶

[@shieldstar5629]

Dude wait a minute you mean what the fuck this is this is so rude dude isn't cool okay don't you dare do this again i don't even know who are you 😂😮

[@shieldstar5629]

Im so made at you random

[@fredylopez2477]

​@@shieldstar5629 Don't pay attention to people like that, just ignore that kind of comments buddy, that's all you gotta do.

[@shieldstar5629]

Thank you so much sir your reply means the world to me you have no idea how i felt when that random person did i was like should I stop learning English or what but you gave me the power to continue i presume im not gonna stop and i will make you proud one day lm speaking from the heart right now you're awesome be the way and super kind person ❤

[@rypsterhc8673]

Hi kevin, do you have a video explaining the differences of these verbs? -to pull up -to pull into -to Arrive -to get

[@mardbenzmura1446]

A good question. Yes, indeed.

[@mrmememe777]

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[@mrmememe777]

Great idea! We'll make a video about "pull up" and "pull into".

[@rivernilemaster]

Thank you so much for the lesson.🤝 I have a question, please. As we say "in early May", is it correct to say "in late May"? Or is there any other example for the opposite of that, please? Thanks in advance.

[@fredylopez2477]

I'm not Kevin but to me, "In late May" sounds natural and coherent, I mean, logical, I guess that expression could be correct but if you live in an English speaking country you could ask a native speaker I think you can use that expression but let's wait for kevin's answer, maybe it ain't correct, despite the fact it could be.

[@user-bq2jy9uy5c]

Hello Kevin!, would you like to clarify this one: If I want to say I'm working in the lobby is the sentence correct or incorrect?

[@fredylopez2477]

It sounds correct because you're doing your job in that space, I mean, the lobby. BUT. If you are in a specific place even though you're doin' nothing, "you are AT a place, it sounds correct too. - So both expressions are correct to me. But, according to your question, that expression is correct.