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I have the following three sentences:

  • I am reading it by the end of this week.
  • I am reading it at the end of this week.
  • I am reading it in the end of this week.
  1. I am reading it by the end of this week.
  2. I am reading it at the end of this week.
  3. I am reading it in the end of this week.

Which one is more grammatically correct?

I think itsit’s the second one, but i reallyI am not sure and ireally sure; I ruled out the third one, i appreciate your help.

I have the following three sentences:

  • I am reading it by the end of this week.
  • I am reading it at the end of this week.
  • I am reading it in the end of this week.

Which one is more grammatically correct?

I think its the second one but i really am not sure and i ruled out the third one, i appreciate your help.

I have the following three sentences:

  1. I am reading it by the end of this week.
  2. I am reading it at the end of this week.
  3. I am reading it in the end of this week.

Which one is more grammatically correct?

I think it’s the second one, but I am not really sure; I ruled out the third one.

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At, by, in the end of this week

I have the following three sentences:

  • I am reading it by the end of this week.
  • I am reading it at the end of this week.
  • I am reading it in the end of this week.

Which one is more grammatically correct?

I think its the second one but i really am not sure and i ruled out the third one, i appreciate your help.