curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-ask-for-clarification-on-code-understanding/65f6f9e9cfbda7f9c04e8af7.md
The phrase by the end of it is commonly used in English to refer to the conclusion or final part of a process or period of time. It implies that at the completion of a certain activity, a specific result or understanding will be achieved.
In the dialogue, what does Brian mean by by the end of it?
They will stop the investigation.
This phrase is about reaching a conclusion, not necessarily stopping the activity.
They will start another activity.
Brian is referring to the end of the current investigation, not starting something new.
They will take a break.
The phrase focuses on reaching an understanding at the end of the process, not taking a break.
They will have a clearer understanding of the situation after the investigation.
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