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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
GRAMMAR
Hi... Can I ask A favor?
What is the difference between the two sentences?
* I am done with my homeworks.
* I have done with my homeworks.
What is the difference between the two sentences?
* I am done with my homeworks.
* I have done with my homeworks.
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You need to write them like this: I am done with my homework. ) OR I have done my homework. ) They both mean the same thing.
- You need to write them like this: I am done with my homework.
- ) OR I have done my homework.
- ) They both mean the same thing.
- CJ
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You need to write them like this:
I am done with my homework. (No s on homework.)
OR
I have done my homework. (If you write "have done", don't use "with".)
They both mean the same thing.
CJ
I am done with my homework. (No s on homework.)
OR
I have done my homework. (If you write "have done", don't use "with".)
They both mean the same thing.
CJ
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