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Jack dang Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

What is the difference ?

what is the difference if i say,
1. I am done.
2 I have done
Thanks in adv.
  

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jack dang I am done. I am finished. I have finished.

— CalifJim

  • jack dang I am done.
  • I am finished.
  • I have finished.
  • I have nothing more to do.
  • I have reached the end of my task.
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jack dang I am done.
I am finished. I have finished. I have nothing more to do. I have reached the end of my task. I have completed my task.
jack dangI have done.
No complete meaning. You have to add more.

I have done my homework.
I have done the dishes.
I have done the laundry.
I have done the job.
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Thanks CJ,
some time i can not understand the difference b/w the sentences like.
This task is completed.
This task has completed

Could you plz make me clear
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jack dangthe difference
There are very few times when both versions are used. Generally, "is" indicates a status, and "has" indicates an action.

CJ
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jack dangThis task has completed.
Although you may hear that in day-to-day conversation, a fastidious grammarian would probably insist that the sentence be rewritten as:

This task has been completed.

I've consulted several dictionaries for "complete" and none of them label the verb 'intransitive'. At least not yet...
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