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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Which is correct in the following sentences, is or has?
He has/is finished his homework.
He has/is finished with his homework.
Is 'has' correct for the first, and 'is' for the second? If so, does the choice depend on the context?
He has/is finished his homework.
He has/is finished with his homework.
Is 'has' correct for the first, and 'is' for the second? If so, does the choice depend on the context?
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He is finished with and He has finished are both correct. To be finished with is simply an expression that means the same as to finish.
- He is finished with and He has finished are both correct.
- To be finished with is simply an expression that means the same as to finish.
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He is finished with and He has finished are both correct. To be finished with is simply an expression that means the same as to finish.
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