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MFarooq Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Aren't vs Have you?
Hi,
I have been watching " I love Lucy" on Hulu and following sentence is take from there. But I need to know is this correct or not? Because I think in the dialogue should be " Have you" instead of "Aren't" because it is present perfect.
Here is
Fred, aren't you finished with that drain yet?
Kind Regards,
MF
I have been watching " I love Lucy" on Hulu and following sentence is take from there. But I need to know is this correct or not? Because I think in the dialogue should be " Have you" instead of "Aren't" because it is present perfect.
Here is
Fred, aren't you finished with that drain yet?
Kind Regards,
MF
Top answer
Both are used: In the case of "aren't you finished", "finished" is treated as an adjective.
- Both are used: In the case of "aren't you finished", "finished" is treated as an adjective.
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Both are used: In the case of "aren't you finished", "finished" is treated as an adjective.
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