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Tintincutesy Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

"Finish" or "Done"

what is the difference between the two?

"Finish"

and

"Done"
  

Top answer

Finish is used as a noun or a verb; Done used as an adjective and interjecion (but I don't know how to use as interjection. Example, somebody? ) Finish: I've to finish this job.

— Bruunog

  • Finish is used as a noun or a verb; Done used as an adjective and interjecion (but I don't know how to use as interjection.
  • Example, somebody?
  • ) Finish: I've to finish this job.
  • Done: The job is done.
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Finish is used as a noun or a verb; Done used as an adjective and interjecion (but I don't know how to use as interjection. Example, somebody?
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