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Has finally graduated vs Is finally graduated

'Has finally graduated' is the correct way to indicate that someone has completed their studies and received a degree.
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Has finally graduated

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that someone has successfully completed their studies and received a degree.

Examples:

  • She has finally graduated from university.
  • He has finally graduated with honors.
  • They have finally graduated after years of hard work.
  • The students have finally graduated and are ready to start their careers.
  • I have finally graduated and am excited for the future.
  • Until they finally graduated and left campus, and - glad to get away, I'm sure - came back sometime later, and found the crows still remembered them.
  • Until they finally graduated and left campus, and - glad to get away, I'm sure -
  • And when you finally graduated from junior high, it wasn't because you were was because I was good at flirting.
  • Ten years after the voice first came, I finally graduated, this time with the highest degree in psychology the university had ever given, and one year later, the highest masters, which shall we say isn't bad for a madwoman.
  • Finally, they all graduated, And one night we went back to her room alone.
  • You know, Jules is married to G-Man, and Travis graduated, finally won over Laurie, and knocked her up for good measure.
  • The department has finally agreed to settle.
  • Europe's commitment to cheap AIDS drugs has finally borne fruit.
  • The rumored special attack has finally been deemed policy.
  • Miss Earhart has finally received transmission from Itasca.
  • Vito Genovese knows his opportunity has finally come.
  • Having a phone has finally paid off.
  • Which city has finally won... the 2008 Olympic Games bid.
  • You'll see that Italian cinema has finally found its standard bearer.
  • Japan has finally got the match point.
  • Our humble railroad town has finally arrived.
  • The moment has finally arrived to send you the last goodbye.
  • At least somebody has finally said it.
  • Thanks to Enrique, it has finally started working.
  • The Teenage Gypsy has finally settled down.

Is finally graduated

This phrase is incorrect in English.

  • Until they finally graduated and left campus, and - glad to get away, I'm sure - came back sometime later, and found the crows still remembered them.
  • Until they finally graduated and left campus, and - glad to get away, I'm sure -
  • And when you finally graduated from junior high, it wasn't because you were was because I was good at flirting.
  • Ten years after the voice first came, I finally graduated, this time with the highest degree in psychology the university had ever given, and one year later, the highest masters, which shall we say isn't bad for a madwoman.
  • Finally, they all graduated, And one night we went back to her room alone.
  • You know, Jules is married to G-Man, and Travis graduated, finally won over Laurie, and knocked her up for good measure.
  • Your new computer is finally here.
  • Tyler is finally showing some interest.
  • Guess our little experiment is finally over.
  • The forbidden fruit is finally in reach.
  • Gracie is finally ready to reveal her designs.
  • Your training is finally over, Cara.
  • Ed is finally expressing some vulnerability.
  • Thank God Alexis is finally getting some college acceptance letters.
  • Thank God Alexis is finally getting some college acceptance letters.
  • Until this war is finally won.
  • My lazy landlord is finally fumigating.
  • The potato bar craze is finally over.
  • Luck is finally on our side.
  • Our long conflict is finally over. Freeze.

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