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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
what is the difference ?
1st) Do you finish your homework ?, have you finished your homework ?, are you fiinished with your homework ? <-- are they have the same meaning ?
2nd) Are they have bla bla bla, do they have bla bla bla <--- are they same ? how do we know when we should use "are/is" or "do/does" to start the question ??
3rd) are you finished <-- why "finished" ? can i say "are you finish" , i dont get it why we should use "finished" ??
THX so muchhh, all of these make me confused !!!!
2nd) Are they have bla bla bla, do they have bla bla bla <--- are they same ? how do we know when we should use "are/is" or "do/does" to start the question ??
3rd) are you finished <-- why "finished" ? can i say "are you finish" , i dont get it why we should use "finished" ??
THX so muchhh, all of these make me confused !!!!
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-- This means 'every day', or habitually Have you finished your homework? Are you finished with your homework ? -- These have essentially the same meaning; they ask about the homework of the recent past.
- -- This means 'every day', or habitually Have you finished your homework?
- Are you finished with your homework ?
- -- These have essentially the same meaning; they ask about the homework of the recent past.
- 2nd) ( X ) Are they have bla bla bla-- This is incorrect grammar; you cannot use ' be' with another finite verb like this .
- Do they have bla bla bla <--- are they same ?
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1st) Do you finish your homework?-- This means 'every day', or habitually
Have you finished your homework? Are you finished with your homework ? -- These have essentially the same meaning; they ask about the homework of the recent past.
2nd) (X) Are they have bla bla bla-- This is incorrect grammar; you cannot use 'be' with another finite verb like thi
Have you finished your homework? Are you finished with your homework ? -- These have essentially the same meaning; they ask about the homework of the recent past.
2nd) (X) Are they have bla bla bla-- This is incorrect grammar; you cannot use 'be' with another finite verb like thi
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