Question

0979 2 Nowadays very few criminals end in jail. Nowadays very few criminals end [[ ]] in jail. up end = finish or cause (something) to finish: 'The lessons usually end at five o'clock but some teachers end their lessons early.'end up = (1) be forced to do something (after everything else has failed): 'For months she refused to pay us any rent, so we ended up taking her to court.' (2) eventually find yourself in a particular place or condition: 'If you don't stop smoking, you'll end up in hospital.'

Accepted Answer

end ✗ Nowadays very few criminals end up in jail. Nowadays very few criminals end [[up]] in jail. up | _

Idx	0979
Keyword	end
Sub Entry Number	2
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	Nowadays very few criminals end in jail.
Correct Sentence	Nowadays very few criminals end up in jail.
Cloze Error Sentence	Nowadays very few criminals end [[ ]] in jail.
Cloze Sentence	Nowadays very few criminals end [[up]] in jail.
Cloze Answer	up
Choices	up \| _
Explanation	end = finish or cause (something) to finish: 'The lessons usually end at five o'clock but some teachers end their lessons early.' end up = (1) be forced to do something (after everything else has failed): 'For months she refused to pay us any rent, so we ended up taking her to court.' (2) eventually find yourself in a particular place or condition: 'If you don't stop smoking, you'll end up in hospital.'

End Nowadays Criminals Jail Lessons Finish O'clock Teachers