Meaning

Is used when asking a person if he or she has finished doing something.

Today's Sentences

01

Are you done with your lunch?

Situation 1

Are you done with your lunch?

Actually, we’re just finishing up.

Ok, I’ll come back in a bit.

Thank you.

Situation 2

I think I’m gonna start the dishes.

Now?

Are you done with your lunch?

Yes, I am.
Thanks for the lovely meal.

02

Are you done with that pen?

Situation 1

Are you done with that pen?

Yes, I haven’t used a fountain pen before.

I’ve had this one since University.

You must have an emotional attachment to it.

Situation

Are you done with that pen?

Yes.
Thanks for letting me borrow it.

No problem.
It’s my lucky pen.

I can see why you like it.

03

Are you done with the dishes?

Situation

Are you done with the dishes?

Almost!

Could you dry them as well?

Sure.

04

Are you done with your project?

Situation 1

This is taking so long.

Are you done with your project?

Not even close.

Can I help you in any way?

Situation 2

Are you done with your project?

Our team just finalized the last section.

Great!
Let’s have a meeting for the next project then.

Sure.
Update the meeting info on our calendar!

05

Are you done with your chores?

Situation 1

Are you done with your chores?

Not yet.

When do you think you’ll be finished?

I’ll be done in another half hour.

Situation 2

Can we go get some ice cream?

Are you done with your chores?

No. I haven’t even started.

Tell you what,
let’s get ice cream when you’ve done all your chores.

Writer’s Note

The phrase "Are you done with" is a common and informal way to ask whether someone has finished using, eating, reading, or doing something. It's used in everyday conversation to check for completion or availability.

  1. Key Points for "Are you done with"
    👉 Used to ask if someone has finished using or doing something, often so someone else can use it or move on.

    Examples:
    👉 Are you done with the computer?
    👉 Are you done with your homework?
  2. Structure:

    "Are you done with" + noun / noun phrase?

    👉 Are you done with that book?
    👉 Are you done with the salt?
    👉 Are you done with the printer?
  3. Common Contexts:
    👉Sharing items: Are you done with the charger?
    👉Meal situations: Are you done with your plate?
    👉School/work tasks: Are you done with your part of the project?

Are you done with this session? Are you done studying for today?

It’s great to see you again! 😁 Week 3 and going strong. What did you think of today’s lesson. Any questions? Don’t be shy, ask away.

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