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Sentence correction Should I use "at the end of" or "in the end of" in this sentence?

Am I writing this sentence correctly?

At the end ofAt the end of the month I hardly ever have any money left.

Or should it be in the end of? I know that in the end means finally"finally", but I've sometimes seen the use of in the end of and I got confused.

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Am I writing this sentence correctly?

At the end of the month I hardly ever have any money left.

Or should it be in the end of? I know that in the end means finally, but I've sometimes seen the use of in the end of and I got confused.

Should I use "at the end of" or "in the end of" in this sentence?

Am I writing this sentence correctly?

At the end of the month I hardly ever have any money left.

Or should it be in the end of? I know that in the end means "finally", but I've sometimes seen the use of in the end of and I got confused.

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edit approved Jan 31, 2014 at 14:17
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Am I writing this sentence correctly?

" At the end of the month I hardly ever have any money left"

At the end of the month I hardly ever have any money left.

or itOr should it be in the end ofin the end of? I nowknow that "in the end"mean finallyin the end means finally, but I've seen sometimes seen the use of "in the end of"andin the end of and I got confused.

Thanks

Am I writing this sentence correctly?

" At the end of the month I hardly ever have any money left"

or it should be in the end of? I now that "in the end"mean finally, but I've seen sometimes the use of "in the end of"and I got confused.

Thanks

Am I writing this sentence correctly?

At the end of the month I hardly ever have any money left.

Or should it be in the end of? I know that in the end means finally, but I've sometimes seen the use of in the end of and I got confused.

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