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Jack112 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Finally.

Are both of these correct? Very similar in meaning?

1. I have finally finished my homework.

2. I finally finished my homework.

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Both are correct, but the verbs have different tenses. I have finally finished my homework is in the present perfect tense. It means you have been working on your homework and have just now finished it.

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  • Both are correct, but the verbs have different tenses.
  • I have finally finished my homework is in the present perfect tense.
  • It means you have been working on your homework and have just now finished it.
  • I finally finished my homework is in the past tense.
  • It means you finished it at some, indefinite time in the past.
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Both are correct, but the verbs have different tenses.

I have finally finished my homework is in the present perfect tense. It means you have been working on your homework and have just now finished it.

I finally finished my homework is in the past tense. It means you finished it at some, indefinite time in the past. The context of the sentence might specify w
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