"Squid's Day Off" but only when they say "Have," "You," "Finished," "Those," & "Errands."

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.Read more

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Have you finished? is in the Present Perfect tense, emphasizing the result of an action — whether it's completed or not ...Read more

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“All set” is interchangeable with “ready to go.” If the question was “Are you ready for school? I hope you finished your homework,” then “all set” would be a ...Read more

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Hello!! Can we alternately use 'already' and 'yet' in questions with no meaning difference? E.g. Have you already finished your sandwich?Read more

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"Have you finished" is more past tense. It can be used when you are asking someone about something from the past or a few minutes ago.Read more

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Both expressions are correct. It's perfectly alright to say 'Are you finished at the flat?' instead of 'Have you finished at the flat?'Read more

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First of all, we have two different tenses here. Whereas “Have you finished your homework?” is in the present perfect tense, “Did you finish ...Read more

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Haven't you finished your homework already? Are the above interrogative sentences all grammatically correct?Read more

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Have you finished it (yet)? Was the task completed by the moment of speaking? Did you finish it (then)? Was the task completed by the time given ...Read more

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