Past Participle

Go ahead! She's done it.

When I've done that, I'm gonna dash off to Yorkshire and finish my book.

Let me do the math...

Let's go in and tell your pa we're done.

I'm going to fulfill my destiny.

I've got to get to Calais to continue the race!

You wanted me to go ahead with the deal, so I'm going.

And then she'll come there as soon as she's finished.

To fluff up the nest of love.

Let everybody eat after they've cleaned one tusk.

Then he will have to finish breaking them on the way to Fort Concho.

And because we must all work to finish this story.

Could it be that we don't need to go to school at all?

Just finish what you started. You can.

No, I'm going down the road on a little errand. I'll see you later.

My sister will have finished her homework before she goes to Hokkaido.

I don't want to see your face until you've finished it.

That leaves 65 percent with the worst part of the job over.

Experimentally, this is what we've done in the last year.

(e) Post mission disposal of spacecraft from low Earth orbit (LEO).

He did it for us last year during our South American tour.

Finish Finish

We've managed to do that in the last 100 to 150 years.

You look great. Have you had any work done?

It ain't my fault he's got to move out early.

Typically, it's a doctor giving a job to a nurse.

You can finish that script on the way to Arizona.

I will as soon as I finish my notes.

Approximately 55 per cent of schoolchildren in Myanmar complete the five years of primary school, with most of the remainder dropping out of school to work.

I've finished a case a little earlier than I expected and I told my wife I'd try and join her later if I could but I very stupidly forgot where she said she was going.

Last year, I finished a film called Women Without Men.

And from there it's routine. They understand where to make these assignments.

MM Keep going, brother. You wanna play?

Before this shenanigan's over, I'll probably eat enough land to incorporate me in the Union.

Bed now. You can finish that in the morning. OK.

You've done your fighting. Rest up. Go back to school.

So I have a particular imaginative approach to visual work.

Get on stage! Move it, man!

We had six months to feel the lob, to get the job done, and we dicked around for six months.

We've just rolled this out in the last couple months CO Kids With Brain Injury.

To carry out that Herculean task, we needed to overcome the errors of the past.

When the prototype is finished, the developer returns to the users and demonstrates the system.

We've not been focused, we've not done what we had to do, and now we're facing the potential of bad, hell on Earth.

I'll have it finished today.