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Sanz Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
to finish, to end, to be over
0 Hi! In my student book I read 01 i 00 when was the movie over? 02 i 00 and someone asked if it would be possible using 01 i 00 to finish 02 i 00 or 01 i 00 to end 02 i 00 verbs insead of 01 i 00 to be over 02 i 00 , so it could be 02 br
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01 i 00 when did the movie finish? 02 i 02 br
02 br
01 i 00 when did the movie end? 02 i 02 br
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01 i 00 when did the movie finish? 02 i 02 br
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01 i 00 when did the movie end? 02 i 02 br
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0 Both would be understood, but "end" is better. Finish can have a sense of a more active verb. The movie isn't doing anything that it can finish.
- 0 Both would be understood, but "end" is better.
- Finish can have a sense of a more active verb.
- The movie isn't doing anything that it can finish.
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0 Both would be understood, but "end" is better. Finish can have a sense of a more active verb. The movie isn't doing anything that it can finish. 0-
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