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Nina_Nia Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Three paragraphs

Hello,

Could you choose the most natural paragraph. please?

I will come to your place as soon as I am done with the selling of the/our house. Don’t get bored without me. It’s a beginning of /a/ our new life.

I have to finish all big deals with the selling of the/our house.
Dont be bored without me alone. It’s a beginning of /a/ our new life.


I have to finish all my stuff connected with the house sale, don't get bored without me! It’s a beginning of /a/ our new life.

Thanks
  

Top answer

I will come to your place as soon as I am done selling the/our house. Don’t get bored without me. It’s the beginning of a/ our new life.

— Mister Micawber

  • I will come to your place as soon as I am done selling the/our house.
  • Don’t get bored without me.
  • It’s the beginning of a/ our new life.
  • I have to finish selling the/our house.
  • Don't be bored without me.
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I will come to your place as soon as I am done selling the/our house. Don’t get bored without me. It’s the beginning of a/ our new life.

I have to finish selling the/our house. Don't be bored without me. It’s the beginning of a/ our new life.

I have to finish all the stuff connected with the house sale, don't get bore
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When do you use 'done with'?

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You could use it there; my problem was with 'the selling of', which is awkwardly hyper-formal. "When I'm done selling the house' is OK.
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