All done vs Im done

Both "all done" and "I'm done" are correct phrases, but they are used in different contexts. "All done" is commonly used to indicate that a task or activity has been completed, while "I'm done" is used to express that the speaker has finished something. They are not directly comparable as they serve different purposes.

Last updated: March 23, 2024

All done

The phrase "all done" is correct and commonly used in English to indicate the completion of a task or activity.

This phrase is often used to inform others that a particular action or job has been finished. It is commonly used in contexts involving children, such as when they have finished eating or playing.

Examples:

The dishes are all done.
Are you all done with your homework?
All done with the cleaning!
She's all done with her meal.
The project is all done and ready for submission.

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All done and ready for cleaning.
Goodbye. [Beep] All done with your personal call?
All done, and we found nothing.
All done with little care and attention zero.
All done to trigger a reaction.
Finish Screen. All done. Except if the & im; system requires authorization (such as ICQ) to add a contact to your list - in which case, you'll be prompted after the wizard exits.
All done, save the file and restart squid with the command:
All done, granola daemon will start immediately and set up to autostart at boot, to check how your saving is going you can use granola-gui that will show a small g on your notification area.
All done very quickly and easily.Just want to warn you that the program is currently only useful for big cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg.
Great service good food and excellent charcuterie All done with love for the land
(Translated with Google Translate) Read the original Translate Stay: 10/2009 Andras 10 "Amazing" "Excellent" 07/22/2009 All done with love, food, and 'just fantastic.
All done with love, food, and 'just fantastic. Then the wines!
All done? Get the soup ready - it's time to test out your new spoon!
Goodbye. [Beep] All done with your personal call? Yes.
And that's it! All done!!!!
All done with great love and warmth! It gives me tremendous hope for a brighter future for all humanity!!! Bravissimo!
It's all done here, mate.
It was all done through chat rooms and stuff.
If you're all done shouting...
Dr. Lee said I'm all done.

Alternatives:

finished
completed
done
through
over

Im done

The phrase "I'm done" is also correct and commonly used in English to indicate that the speaker has finished something.

This phrase is used when an individual wants to convey that they have completed a task or activity. It is a personal statement of completion.