Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Finish"

A: the conversion of knitted cloth to usable piece (the final process)

A: It means you are nearing the end of something (e.g. a project, a piece of homework, something you are making). It comes from the "finishing line", the line that marks the end of a race, and means that you are now near enough to see the finishing line - i.e. near the end of whatever you are doing!

A: "to end off on a good note" means to have a good and excellent ending

For example, "We ended the party off on a good note. Everyone left with a smile."

A: I think in this case, it means that Sarah should finish researching and making a written history of biohazard scares.
"Bioharzard scares" means cases of wide-spread worry about health hazards.

A: The last thing she did before she went to bed was bake- She 'finished off' or 'ended' her night

A: For the question, I think if you said something like, "Please finish the sentence with as many examples as you can: 'Looking out the window, as long as I can think of anything I regret, _________.'" it would had helped me understand clearer.

For the third sentence, yes, it has to do with a choice the speaker regrets, which was the "fierce confrontation."

Honestly, adding "can" to the other sentences was my mistake, and it isn't absolutely necessary, for it means the same thing.

When I mean, "I never stop time for my life," it means the speaker doesn't allow any obstructions from letting them enjoy life (yet he or she stares out the window).

A: Person 1: You didn't finish your exam?
Person 2: I DID finish my exam (el "did" usas énfasis)
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Person 1: I finished my exam
Person 2: Good job!

A: Verifique a pergunta para ver a resposta

A: "Please tell me when you are finished with the car, I need to borrow it."
"She said she was finished with him, so they are not dating any more."
"When you finish with the cleaning, come help me mow the lawn."

A: The difference is that you can use the second one and not the first one.

First sentence is incorrect and makes no sense. ❌

Second sentence is perfect. 👍⭐

A: I've not finished yet
= My work is currently still unfinished.

I'm not finished yet
= I'm not ready with my work yet.

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They both have very similar meanings but are still different. I'm sorry. I can't quite explain the difference. Both are correct though.

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- I've not finished my work yet.

- I’m not finished with my work yet.

- "Hurry up, your turn is coming up!"
- "Oh no! I've not finished the last line of the poem yet. Can you help me?"

- "You are sooooo stupid! I don't care what you say. I'm going!"
- "Young man, you will not talk to me like that. Get back here... I'm not finished with you yet!

A: yes no problem!
“Finish” is used more often
Ex: Finish that paperwork soon please its due on Friday
Ex: He finished the race
“Finish off” is used less frequently but I will give two examples for each meaning
Ex: Finish off that sandwich we have a train to catch
Ex: I finished off jerry
The above example would be used to let a person know that the speaker has killed jerry

A: no difference

A: "Finish off" implies that there will be completion
>"I'm going to finish off the painting"

"Finish up" means that the time spent on working (for the day) will be ending. There may, or may not, be completion
>"I'm going to finish up my work for today (and maybe continue the rest tomorrow)"

A: Finish is more like doing things over time. End is more sudden and final. So you can say:
Are you finishing?
But not ( are you ending). However, they mean the same only in slightly different situations.

A: very good !

A: the second one :)

A: I have finished eating now / I have now finished eating

A: nevertheless means "و مع ذلك"

ex:
-i have studied for this subject so hard, nevertheless, i still failed.
ذاكرت هذه المادة بكل جدية و مع ذلك رسبت.
-their team has never lost a game before, nevertheless, we beat them.
فريقهم لم يخسر اي مباراه من قبل، و مع ذلك نحن فزنا
-i don’t get paid enough, nevertheless, i still enjoy work.
العمل لا يعطيني الكثير من المال، و مع ذلك،
احب العمل.

عادة تستخدم لتأكيد شيء، غير متوقع

A: My haircut in a salon was finished at three o’clock.

A: I finished eating quickly so I could play outside.
“quickly” is a better word to use than “fast”

A: If I finish my work soon, I can go to home.