The phrase "activities ends" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "activities end"? If this is the case, you can use it when referring to the conclusion or termination of various activities.
Example: "The activities end at 5 PM, so please make sure to wrap up before then."
Alternatives: "activities conclude" or "activities finish".
Valcke's 90-day suspension from all football-related activities ends at midnight on Tuesday but a 45-day extension has been requested by Borbély.
The path to freedom for six other men for whom the United States government has admitted there is "no information [they] were involved in conducting or facilitating terrorist activities", ends in: three tents outside the American embassy in Uruguay and one man, Abu Wael Dhiab, in a coma from hunger strike.
We often have multiple ends in view in particular activities, ends not plausibly delineated by a single particular sphere of activity; for example, a high school student may devote great effort to developing his abilities in football both for the sense of accomplishment and pleasure he receives from excelling in competition in the sport and also in order to win a scholarship to college.
He also engaged in the activities of the outlawed Japan Communist Party, his arrest for illegal political activities ending his active political involvement.
A Web site summary of the evening's activities ended with the word "beer".
Avivah wrotenberg-Cox women: "women's networks and activities end up as politically savvy deflectors for blame".
But the moment the organized activities ended, the black and white eighth graders separated.
Residents proposed that the activities ended at 7.30pm on weekdays and 4pm on Saturdays.
Those activities ended in 2014, over two years before Mr Manafort served in the Trump campaign.
One objective would be to secure international inspections to ensure that all North Korea's nuclear activities end.
Though most activities end at 5 30, the Smithsonian and the National Park Service sponsor evening concerts and dance parties.
