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Everlastinghope Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
Hello,
while I was waching Dr Phil's videos, I heard the guest saying " I'm not finished talking to you".
Frankly speaking,I've never heard or read before that the verb "finish" can go with "to be".Is it used like "to have"?.I've heard a lot about "I have finished doing these things" but never "to be finish to do something".
while I was waching Dr Phil's videos, I heard the guest saying " I'm not finished talking to you".
Frankly speaking,I've never heard or read before that the verb "finish" can go with "to be".Is it used like "to have"?.I've heard a lot about "I have finished doing these things" but never "to be finish to do something".
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I + am + not + finished (adjective) + with (optional preposition) + talking (gerund) + to you (prepositional phrase).
- I + am + not + finished (adjective) + with (optional preposition) + talking (gerund) + to you (prepositional phrase).
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I + am + not + finished (adjective) + with (optional preposition) + talking (gerund) + to you (prepositional phrase).
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