I would like to know why the article "an" is used in the title:
An End, Once and for All
(a song title off a video game soundtrack)
However, The Beatles have a song called The End.
And is there a rule or it depends on the creators?
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I would like to know why the article "an" is used in the title:
An End, Once and for All
(a song title off a video game soundtrack)
However, The Beatles have a song called The End.
And is there a rule or it depends on the creators?
Best Answer
These two phrases mean two different things.
"An End, Once and For All" implies that this is an open-ended ending.
"The End" implies nothing and lets us know quite firmly that this is the end.
So it's important to note that context means (almost) everything, not only grammar.