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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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HI, I know that after using the verb “finish” the next verb will be in ing form. Is that true even when I use the future like in this case?:(I don’t know what kind of future is this)

I will be finished writing my book soon. Or should I say I will be finished to wrinting my book soon,?



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I will be finished writ ing my book soon . Or should I say I will be finished to wrinting my book soon,? I will finish writing my book soon.

— BarbaraPA

  • I will be finished writ ing my book soon .
  • Or should I say I will be finished to wrinting my book soon,?
  • I will finish writing my book soon.
  • - This is a better choice.
  • My book will be finished soon.
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I will be finished writing my book soon. Or should I say I will be finished to wrinting my book soon,?

I will finish writing my book soon. - This is a better choice.

My book will be finished soon.

Do NOT use I will be finished to writing.

I suppose I will be finished writing my book soon i
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Grammar GeekI suppose I will be finished writing my book soon is okay, but I'm not crazy about it.
Hmm... I might use the future perfect:

I will have finished writing my book soon.

CB
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