What does have you finished mean?

“Have you finished” refers to an action when someone is being asked if they have completed a task they’re given. Example: “Have you finished the classwork I’ve given to you”? “Are you finished” sounds more figurative, like an action when someone is being asked if they are completely exhausted or drained out.

Have you finished or have you finish?

‘ uses the past participle ‘finished’ as though it were an adjective. So in a similar vein, we can say: Have you finished at work? or Are you finished at work? Both questions are grammatically correct and acceptable in any situation.

Is it have you seen or have you watched?

Both are grammatically correct and both are suitable formats for the question. There is NO difference in meaning between the two words in this particular context; ‘watched’ does NOT connote that you paid more attention to the movie than ‘seen’ does.

Had finished meaning?

There is a difference in the two meanings, which you are hinting at already in your question. By using the past perfect in “On Friday, I had finished the work”, you are saying that the work was completed on that day, and you would imply that the work occurred over a time period.

Have you watched meaning?

Have you watched it? “Have you seen it?” implies “ever’, and might be used during the initial recommendation: It’s a great video.

Is the sentence “Have you finished” correct or “have you finished?

My answer is both sentences are correct. Both are correct in two different situations. “Have you finished” refers to an action when someone is being asked if they have completed a task they’re given. Example: “Have you finished the classwork I’ve given to you”?

What does did you finish mean?

Did you finish? applies to a situation where the time of the finishing is definite. The focus is on the moment in the past when the finishing happened, and the scope of time taken into consideration is limited to the moment when the finishing happened. It’s like saying Did you finish then?

What does the phrase “I finished work” mean?

“I finished work” is in the s imple past tense and it denotes an action that is completed but nothing is known as to when it completed. The time of the completion of the action is indefinite. It indicates an action at an indefinite past ,the stress is on the time of the activity .

What is the adjective of finished?

“We are finished” uses finished as an adjective, but here the adjective refers not to completion but to loss of chance for success: we have no hope, we are defeated, or to use slang, we are ‘toast’.