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Lucas21c Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
'finish' vs 'finish with ~'
Could you tell me what the difference is between "Have you finished the paper yet?" and "Have you finished with the paper yet"?
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lucas21c Have you finished the paper yet? Have you read the entire paper? lucas21c Have you finished with the paper yet?
- lucas21c Have you finished the paper yet?
- Have you read the entire paper?
- lucas21c Have you finished with the paper yet?
- Have you read as much of the paper as you want to?
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lucas21cHave you finished the paper yet?Have you read the entire paper?
lucas21cHave you finished with the paper yet?Have you read as much of the paper as you want to?
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Actually, here, the 'paper' means an essay. If so, can I understand your answers in the following ways?
Have you finished the paper yet?
=> Have you completed the entire paper?
Have you finished with the paper yet?
=> Have you completed as much of the paper as you want to?
Have you finished the paper yet?
=> Have you completed the entire paper?
Have you finished with the paper yet?
=> Have you completed as much of the paper as you want to?
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