At last, in the end

[Batman]

Hello everybody! Is the same “At last” and " In the End"
Thanks

Batman :oops:

[Batman]

@Torsten

Hi Batman,

Two or more things can differ, that is, be different from each other.
You can distinguish between two or more things, that is, you can recognize two or more things as different.

Torsten hello! It is beyond my mind!!! Explain What do you mean,
please!!!
Batman

[Torsten]

Hi Batman,

Sorry this was the answer to Terminators last question:

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[Batman]

@Torsten

Hi Batman,

Sorry this was the answer to Terminators last question:

http://www.english-test.net/forum/ftopic389.html

Understood, and so??
Batman :roll:

[Alan]

Hi,

At last means in the end and you are glad that it IS the end.

Alan

[Batman]

@Alan

Hi,

At last means in the end and you are glad that it IS the end.

Alan

Hello!
Many thanks!
At last I understood it!
Batman :lol:

[Chocolatee]

“At last” connotes a relief of having ended something or finding out the ending of something, while “in the end” seems more like having a neutral attitude towards finding the ending or finding that something has ended.