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At the end of the road Mon Feb 28, 2005 10:01 am  At the end of the road
 

Test No. incompl/elem-5 "Finish/End", question 3

You can't miss it, it's that tall building right at the ......... of the road.

(a) end
(b) ends
(c) finish
(d) finishes

Test No. incompl/elem-5 "Finish/End", answer 3

You can't miss it, it's that tall building right at the end of the road.

Correct answer: (a) end
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what's different between end and finish
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Finish/end Mon Feb 28, 2005 11:50 am  Finish/end
 

There are many different uses for these two words. Here in this sentence it means the last physical part. Finish has more the idea of completion.
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