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Cogar Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

once / when / after you finished

Hello there,

Please help to form the correct sentence. Thank you.

I can give it to you (once / when / after) you (finish / have finished).
  

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I believe all are correct with slightly different meanings: once focuses on recency, when focuses on event, after focuses on sequence. Let's see what the native speakers say.

— New2grammar

  • I believe all are correct with slightly different meanings: once focuses on recency, when focuses on event, after focuses on sequence.
  • Let's see what the native speakers say.
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I believe all are correct with slightly different meanings: once focuses on recency, when focuses on event, after focuses on sequence.

Let's see what the native speakers say.
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Hello all,

Does anybody have inputs to this?

Thank you.
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All of those combinations are correct.

CJ
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