In the end vs At the end: What's the difference? English In A Minute

[@bbclearningenglish]

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[@anhphan132]

At the end of the video, I still didn't understand what he meant so I watched it again and again. In the end, I totally understand the difference between 'In the end' and 'At the end'. Very very useful lesson. Thank you!!!

[@gabriellee1987]

AT the end has a literal meaning, while "in the end", equal to "finally", is like an idiom, or a metaphor.

[@MyLittleEnglishPage]

Another fantastic English minute 😉😉 This is something I actually had to explain to a student the other day...I'll make sure to tell him to watch this video👍🏼

[@LinhNguyen-dp2yq]

I found that this video as many videos by BBC Learning English is very simple, comprehensive and helpful. Thank BBC Leaning English! :)

[@BlackWhite-e6t]

At the end = when we are referring to the end of something or want to indicate a specific time or place In the end = when we want to refer to the outcome of events or disclose a result

[@nawarnawar5822]

I tried so hard and got so far, but in the end it doesn't even matter. I like this song

[@antonprochorov8956]

I also immediately remembered this song)

[@youngdanshiin8542]

The answer is B. After watching this video three times, I could get the answer to the quiz in the end.Thank you BBC learning English!

[@mariamkinen8036]

At the end is with the finishing line. Thx. You are so exact . In the end means Eventually. After all. Thx. Great work from BBC Learning English.

[@taherelsayed1865]

very helpful topic, thanks

[@Olga-vh9en]

I love this place,It’s great

[@azainaldeen9834]

Wow! I really liked this video; it's the shortest, yet the clearest among its peers👌 Please, keep making such highly important ones under the same method🌺

[@jalilkarbalai1781]

Thank you BBC

[@Nancy-Pharmacy]

Nice content....keep it going...Love BBC Learning English team...

[@sjsjjdnjisjwjeuudn]

in the end = eventually, at the end = at the end of month/week etc. Thanks

[@cinna2535]

Thx for explaining these two xx

[@bbclearningenglish]

You are very welcome!

[@Edward20100]

In the end of watching this useful video I thank you very much.

[@Nick-tm8tq]

So fast, so understandable!

[@tgchan]

Thank you, BBC. 💚

[@damorava]

This is just great.. in the end I ended watching the video 5 times... :) :)... Thanks for the lesson. very helpful.

[@maher4947]

So helpful Thanks BBC .

[@tattooingoverscars3507]

Great ending at the end of the video

[@elyseepasteur6163]

Thank you for fixing mind! It could be said that At the end indexes the very last point of the period time whereas In the end points the last segment part of the period time, When wrapping up. Right?

[@KhalidAldughri]

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[@hanaakamel1247]

Thanks a lot it would be nice if you talked about prepositions of vehicles ( travel on get on /off catch miss get in get out of ) Thanks in advance

[@cuteandeasydrawing4278]

In the end, I found this is very useful. Thank you.

[@ferdibulbul3517]

At the end + Noun In the end + Sentence

[@nushar5366]

In the end I understood what you explained it. Cheers mate!

[@rosssa111]

very clear

[@aselakuluppuarachchi1132]

Lesson is interesting so I am interested

[@ЛюбовьГригорьева-с2ь]

Thanx, short & clear!

[@ismailv309]

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[@ThiagoSorrisodimenor]

nice, you explained so clear

[@anara9836]

Thank you BLE for your excellent jin. I have a question: "Fast vs Faster" what's the difference?

[@legendarygamer9302]

You can run fast but I am faster than you. Fast: use while describing a state of your motion Faster:use while comparing your speed with other person

[@katalintardi7024]

Very handy! Thanks :)

[@bbclearningenglish]

We're glad you found it useful, in the end! 🙂

[@mamymimma]

And in the end the love you take is equal to the love you make

[@bbclearningenglish]

Not just a correct example of the language, but also a beautifully profound thing to say! Thanks for sharing!

[@mamymimma]

BBC Learning English One of my favourite Beatles sentences 😉

[@royliza18]

In d end means eventually or while proceeding through the final n at d end is ultimate ..... If I don't get offers at the end I might cancel our plan to visit , in d end I hope I get discount in tickets :)

[@mslr3143]

Hi teacher : "there was a notch in the end of the arrow for the bowstring". I found this sentence in oxford dictionary when they explained the meaning of the word "notch". As we know " in the end of " is incorrect, it should be : At the end of the arrow for the bowstring!!!!! Could you explain this matter please.

[@damithvipulawardhana7031]

Great, I got it👍

[@smartbaddiie]

I had to watch it three time but AT THE END, I got it lol !

[@abdulrahmanmuslih141]

i'm happy because I decided watch this video in the end

[@01020304050607ful]

What is the difference turn in and turn up ?

[@emmawo2850]

We have a three-week holiday at the end of Dec. in the end, we still missed the last bus.

[@enriquegonzalez7390]

The good if short twice good.

[@lilyvodka6555]

So I tried to listen to a live streaming of the UK Parliament debate but I didn't make it to the end

[@Sidhusan2023]

Sir plz tell me why and when we use... Have been

[@bbclearningenglish]

It's difficult to say without a bit more context, but most commonly 'have been ' is used as part of the present perfect tense. Here's a lesson all about it: www.bbc.co.uk/learningenglish/english/course/lower-intermediate/unit-11/session-2/activity-5

[@invinciblewill7091]

#Kaur:: have/has been used when something which starts in past but still not finished. Eg:: kaur has been leaving in delhi since 1980.( still living) #Kaur has lived in delhi.(now move on somewhere else or not conform how long u have been leaving in delhi. #Generally ""Been"" used with ""time"".

[@rijaljalz8019]

In the end, you have to face it all alone....(just like Queen's song).

[@jeanettedupond4484]

In the end = finally

[@mcbrayam127]

however , we all know that IN THE END it doesn't even maaatteeeeer

[@ليث-ظ6ث]

I will learn English in the end of my life

[@candy7666]

Which sentence is accurate! 1- At the end of the period, ..... 2-In the end of 2020, ..... plz respond as soon as possible, I have an IELTS test n I use this words a lot in task1 writing

[@RrockCj]

the 1st one, their explanation is a little vague, all you have to know is that we say "at the end of SOMETHING", we don't say "in the end of something"

[@candy7666]

@@RrockCj thanks bro

[@MalianSProud]

👍👍👍👍

[@greatlymanua3185]

In the end, I know how to use these 2 properly.

[@procrastinathor4594]

As someone who understands where to use what, this was pretty confusing :D sorry maybe its me

[@RrockCj]

YES, haha.

[@kuntheahak3159]

There was a boy went to a festival with his family. And then, a boy got lost in the festival. 'Did he see his family at the end?' or 'Did he see his family in the end?' Which one is correct?

[@bbclearningenglish]

In this example, we'd say "Did he see family in the end" as it is not a specific moment of time. We are trying to say that he managed to find his family in the moments before the festival finished, but not at one specific time. OK, hope that helps!

[@kuntheahak3159]

Thank you.

[@haskell3702]

Can I say "at the end of the street" ?

[@yani674]

So question: Is it: Who‘ll win the trophy at the end of the season or in the end of the season?

[@ilahanuriyeva131]

I don't like vegetables but in the end l ate all of them

[@greatlymanua3185]

I have never eaten at the end of the day

[@eeveellynn641]

better, can´t be

[@DL_GLCH]

I tried so haard, and got so faaaar...

[@Sergio-ht2bt]

In the end we decided not to go to the bitch at the end of the month : )