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Tara2 Posted 6 years ago
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Through
Can you please explain 'through' here?
"Have you finished the report?
Not yet, but I'm halfway through."
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Tara2 please explain 'through' 'through' is used in everyday conversation to mean 'finished'. I need those scissors. Can you hand them to me when you're through with them?
- Tara2 please explain 'through' 'through' is used in everyday conversation to mean 'finished'.
- I need those scissors.
- Can you hand them to me when you're through with them?
- CJ
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Tara2 please explain 'through'
'through' is used in everyday conversation to mean 'finished'.
I need those scissors. Can you hand them to me when you're through with them?
CJ
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