When something is finished
Hi
Could you please tell me what is the typical way of saying/telling that somehting is finshed at home or shop? For example:
(Wife to her husband)
We must go to the grocery today. So many things have finished.
I can't make it. The chicken is finished.
(At the shop)
Sorry, milk is finshed.
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
My guess is that you mean this: We must go to the grocery store today. We've run out of so many things. I can't make it.
- My guess is that you mean this: We must go to the grocery store today.
- We've run out of so many things.
- I can't make it.
- There's no more chicken.
- ("make it" in what sense?
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My guess is that you mean this:
We must go to the grocery store today. We've run out of so many things.
I can't make it. There's no more chicken. ("make it" in what sense? Do you mean make a certain kind of meal?)
Sorry, we've run out of milk.
Sorry, we don't have any milk left.
Sorry, we're out of milk.
If you mean this, then "finish
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