Done with something
hi everyone! i was talking with a friend about some books i’m currently reading but i’m having trouble to immerse myself into them, therefore, I want to finish them asap. I naturally said :
I‘ll try to finish them soon so (that?) I’m done with it...
But then, reading the sentence i wasn’t so sure about it anymore.
Is it correct english? or should i’ve said :
I’ll try to finish them soon to be done with it.
Thank you 
Top answer
) I’m done with it... You need this: I'm going to try to finish them soon so (that) I'm done with them. 'that' is optional.
- ) I’m done with it...
- You need this: I'm going to try to finish them soon so (that) I'm done with them.
- 'that' is optional.
- anonymous I’ll try to finish them soon to be done with it.
- Also OK, but in my opinion not as good as the one I gave you above.
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anonymousI‘ll try to finish them soon so (that?) I’m done with it...
You need this:
I'm going to try to finish them soon so (that) I'm done with them.
'that' is optional.
anonymousI’ll try to finish them soon to be done with it.
Also OK, but in my opinion not as good as the one I gave you above.
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