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Difference between at last, at the end and finally



 
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Difference between at last, at the end and finally #1 (permalink) Mon Aug 03, 2009 10:22 am   Difference between at last, at the end and finally
 

hi miss Sue

please , what is the difference between < at last , at the end and finally

thank youfor your cooperation
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question #2 (permalink) Mon Aug 03, 2009 14:15 pm   question
 

They can all be used synonymously.
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question #3 (permalink) Mon Aug 03, 2009 16:34 pm   question
 

hI TORSTEN,
THIS IS FREEDOMJL2, i'M CONFUSED ABOUT QUESTION TAG. i THOUGHT IN THE QUESTION TAG, THE 1ST PART OF THE QUESTION IF IT IS POSITIVE, THE TAG WILL BE IN NEGATIVE AND VICE VERSA. COULD YOU EXPLAIN IN THE EXERCICE:
i WANT YOU TO GIVE ME MORE MONEY- THE QUESTION TAG IS: YOU DO, DO YOU
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question #4 (permalink) Mon Aug 03, 2009 22:36 pm   question
 

the question tag for the question a/m is don't you? because the sentence is positive , so the q.tag should be negative

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