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end up somewhere vs end up wheer

The correct phrase is "end up somewhere." The phrase "end up where" is incorrect and not commonly used in English.

Last updated: March 29, 2024 • 665 views

end up somewhere

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate the final location or situation where someone or something arrives after a series of events or actions.

Examples:

  • After getting lost, we finally ended up somewhere in the countryside.
  • I don't know how, but the missing keys always end up somewhere unexpected.
  • If you keep wandering around, you'll eventually end up somewhere familiar.
  • Let's just drive and see where we end up somewhere interesting.
  • No matter what happens, we'll end up somewhere safe.
  • All that money needs to end up somewhere.
  • He'll end up somewhere behind my eyeball.
  • Well, then we have to make sure I end up somewhere besides the morgue.
  • I have a feeling that whoever walks through like they end up in the middle of a roulette wheel, and they will just end up somewhere by chance.
  • What if I leave here and end up somewhere worse?
  • I rarely end up where I was intending to go but I often end up somewhere I needed to be.
  • I'm just trying to think in case we stay, in case we end up somewhere.
  • We could end up somewhere near each other.
  • The combined effect, the triangle ends up somewhere completely different.
  • It all ends up somewhere down here and I'm not having it, Dinah.
  • The tunnel runs somewhere under here and ends up somewhere in there.
  • The string is there, in case they need to pull it back, if it ends up somewhere they didn't want it to go.
  • I will end up being somewhere and that will be my final destiny.
  • The kind where someone ends up dead somewhere in the world.
  • He told me he thinks you're going to end up in Europe somewhere.
  • And eventually, we end up in a camp somewhere - at the edge of civilization.
  • Or you keep doing what you're doing and you end up in a cell somewhere angry and out of options.
  • "I want to see what happens, even if I end up going away somewhere."
  • I also expect the Commissioner to shed some light on how the Commission will guarantee that each individual Commissioner will ensure that recommendations from the Court of Auditors do not end up in some drawer somewhere, but will be implemented with due care.
  • And if all that happens to this footage is that it ends up in a drawer somewhere in your lab, then, fine, but at least I know that it exists, and that I had the guts to follow my instincts, you know?

end up wheer

This phrase is incorrect in English and should be replaced with "end up somewhere."

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