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| 1) They have the same meaning 2) They’re the same meaning Which sentence is grammatically right ? 1) Are you finished yet ? 2) Have you finished yet ? Which sentence is grammatically right ? Thanks a lot and hope to receive your reply soon. Best regards. Tuan Nguyen Manh ( Mr). |
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| They are both fine. The present perfect is the standard version, but colloquially you will hear both being used. I wouldn't use the first in a formal context, though. |
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