English in a Minute Series 5 / Phrases with 'end'

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GeorgieIf you're at your wit's end with English phrases, watch this video! Here are four phrases with 'end'. To be at your wit's end means you've tried really hard to fix a problem, but you can't, and now you feel frustrated or worried. Will you help me fix my computer? I've tried everything and now I'm at my wit's end. A means to an end is something you have to do to achieve something else. I don't really like my job, but it means I can save up for my travels so it's just a means to an end really. Say 'end of story' when you think there is nothing else to be said about something. Right, kids. It's very late and it's time for bed end of story! And lastly, say 'at the end of the day' when all things have been considered and you want to say the main point. I always listen to my parents' advice, but at the end of the day, it's still my decision. Now you just need to learn these phrases end of story!

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