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Difference between finished and ended #16 (permalink) Tue Aug 31, 2010 15:59 pm   Difference between finished and ended
 

I d not understand yet . using of ( Ended - Finished - ) . Do they have specific using during the sentence ? We need more clear examples .
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Difference between finished and ended #17 (permalink) Tue Sep 21, 2010 16:28 pm   Difference between finished and ended
 

Hello, when i answer the question, my options was b, but when i checked the correct answer, the answer say other alternative.

just, i write to mention this event.
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Difference between finished and ended #18 (permalink) Tue Sep 21, 2010 16:55 pm   Difference between finished and ended
 

Hello Ingrid,

You don't say which question you answered, so it's difficult to explain where you went wrong.
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Difference between finished and ended #19 (permalink) Tue Sep 21, 2010 19:22 pm   Difference between finished and ended
 

I understand , thank very much.
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Difference between finished and ended #20 (permalink) Sun Nov 21, 2010 14:51 pm   Difference between finished and ended
 

Hi !
What do the diffirence between two words "end" and "finish" ?
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Difference between finished and ended #21 (permalink) Sun Jun 19, 2011 23:44 pm   Difference between finished and ended
 

Hi,
This site is really helpfull for me ,it tells me the difference b/w finish n ended thank you
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Difference between finished and ended #22 (permalink) Wed Oct 05, 2011 18:42 pm   Difference between finished and ended
 

Hello,

After more years I redid this test.Not one but several times.I made lot of mistakes.
First was: 4. end up
If I have known English it wouldn't have been difficult because finish up(phr.v.) with continuation "in" doesn't exist.

end up sth (phr.v)
-to have sth as an ending
The word I'm thinking of ends up in "-ous".

-to have sth as a result
Their struggle ended up in failure.
The debate ended up in uproar
Sadly their marriage of 25 years ended up in divorce.

We have to know the phrasal verbs.
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Difference between finished and ended #23 (permalink) Wed Nov 23, 2011 18:11 pm   Difference between finished and ended
 

Hi dear Alan.Please post the link of you article regarding begin and start.

with kindest regards.
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