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Meaning of "The better part of the day" | Meaning of 'twisted aside' and 'gentle swags'
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By versus In Thu Aug 10, 2006 17:14 pm  By versus In
 

Hi,

Please read:

1.With getting up early and travelling all day, we we exhausted by the evening.
2.With getting up early and travelling all day, we we exhausted in the evening.

Please tell me the difference in meaning btw: in the evening and by the evening in these 2 sentences?

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By versus In Fri Aug 11, 2006 8:35 am  By versus In
 

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By indicates that exhaustion occurred in or before the evening.
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