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Healer Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Finish with

What is the difference between the following?

  • I've finished with all of my work.
  • I've finished all of my work.
  • I've finished all my work.
  

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healer I've finished with all of my work. 'Finish with' could have several meanings. 1) to no longer need to use sth: I've finished with the book.

— Persian Learner

  • healer I've finished with all of my work.
  • 'Finish with' could have several meanings.
  • 1) to no longer need to use sth: I've finished with the book.
  • You can have it.
  • 2) stop doing something: I've finished with gambling.
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healerI've finished with all of my work.

'Finish with' could have several meanings.

1) to no longer need to use sth:

I've finished with the book. You can have it.

2) stop doing something:

I've finished with gambling.

3) to bring sth to an end/to come to an end:

The symphony finishes with a flourish.

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