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Old 27-Sep-2004, 15:33
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Hello,
I'd like to know the difference in use and meaning (if it exists)between :
Are you finished?
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Have you finished?
Thanks Ripley
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Old 27-Sep-2004, 17:36
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Correct me if wrong.

No differences in fact. The only subtle difference might be the first one is a bit informal.
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I'm with Wai_Wai on this.
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