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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

have finished or are finished?

Hi, I think I posted this few days ago, but didn't get any answer, maybe it didn't go through.



If I’m done doing a job, should I say:

I have finished? or: I am finished?

What if I want to ask someone….Should I say :

Are you finished? Or: Have you finished?

When do I use be/have before finish?



Thank yuo so much, bye.
  

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be finished and to finish Should have done a search (top right corner) with am finished

  • be finished and to finish Should have done a search (top right corner) with am finished
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be finished and to finish

Should have done a search (top right corner) with
am finished
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You can use either formula.

1.
-- Are you finished?
-- Yes. I'm finished.


2.
-- Have you finished?
-- Yes. I've finished.


The second is in a higher register than the first.

(If you are not familiar with the idea of register, see .)

CJ
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AnonymousHi, I think I posted this few days ago, but didn't get any answer, maybe it didn't go through.



If I’m done doing a job, should I say:

I have finished? or: I am finished?

What if I want to ask someone….Should I say :

Are you finished? Or: Have you finished?

When do I use be/have before finish?


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