[General] I need help

[peter21]

A Vietnamese guy wants to learn English.

I have a problem for recognizing well "in the end" and "at the end". What situation I should use "inthe end" and vice versa?

For example,

The T-shirt is .... of the line? (Inthe end/At the end)

..... He found his solutions for his umemployment. (Inthe end/At the end)

 

[emsr2d2]

What sort of line are you referring to in the T-shirt sentence?

 

[drewyu]

A Vietnamese guy wants to learn English.

I have a problem for recognizing well "in the end" and "at the end". What situation I should use "inthe end" and vice versa?

For example,

The T-shirt is .... of the line? (Inthe end/At the end)

..... He found his solutions for his umemployment. (Inthe end/At the end)

I don't have the solution but just to make an excercise I would say:

The T-shirt is .... of the line? (At the end)

&

He found his solutions for his unemployment. (At the end) Even if in this case I would like to use : "Finally,"

 

[Charlie Bernstein]

A Vietnamese guy wants to learn English.

I have a problem choosing between "in the end" and "at the end." When should I use each of them?

For example,

The T-shirt is at the end of the line? (Inthe end/At the end)

In the end, he found a solution to his umemployment. (Inthe end/At the end)

Or: He finally found a solution to his unemployment.

Or: He found a job at last.

"In the end" usually places something in time.
"At the end" usually places something in space.

 

[Tdol]

He found his solutions for his unemployment. (At the end) Even if in this case I would like to use : "Finally,"

It should be in the end. If you can replace it with finally, use in the end.

 

[Sirarpi01]

If you use in the end/at the end at the beginning of a sentence, don't forget to use a comma after that.