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Have you finished for lunch vs Have you finished lunch

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'Have you finished for lunch?' is asking if someone has completed a task related to lunch, while 'Have you finished lunch?' is asking if someone has completed eating lunch.

Last updated: March 29, 2024

Have you finished for lunch

This phrase is correct and can be used when asking if someone has completed a task related to lunch.

This phrase is used to inquire if someone has completed a task or preparation related to lunch, such as cooking or setting the table.
  • Sunday afternoon, we'd just finished lunch.
  • Well, we finished lunch sooner than we imagined.
  • As soon as they've finished lunch, they'll get ready for the blessing at half past two.
  • You've just finished lunch, and now you're planning dinner.
  • I think we can get this finished before lunch.
  • I finished your lunch for you, though.
  • I'll get them for you when I've finished preparing lunch.
  • Arnold Rowlands, on the street, looks up, sees two men in the sixth-floor windows... presumably after Williams finished his lunch and left.
  • We just finished serving lunch, we can't take any more orders
  • Have you finished checking my homework?
  • Have you finished your job interview?
  • And don't go head-to-head with that Ram, or he'll have you for lunch.
  • Have you finished the Klingon autopsy?
  • Have you finished examining the contract?
  • Have you finished the puzzle yet?
  • Have you finished running a comparison with Akira's pattern?
  • Have you finished with Commodus and wine?
  • Have you finished reading the novel?
  • Have you finished contemplating about life already?
  • Have you finished the article, Al?

Alternatives:

  • Have you finished preparing lunch?
  • Have you finished getting ready for lunch?

Have you finished lunch

This phrase is correct and is commonly used to ask if someone has completed eating lunch.

This phrase is used to inquire if someone has completed the act of eating lunch.
  • Sunday afternoon, we'd just finished lunch.
  • Well, we finished lunch sooner than we imagined.
  • As soon as they've finished lunch, they'll get ready for the blessing at half past two.
  • You've just finished lunch, and now you're planning dinner.
  • I think we can get this finished before lunch.
  • I finished your lunch for you, though.
  • I'll get them for you when I've finished preparing lunch.
  • Arnold Rowlands, on the street, looks up, sees two men in the sixth-floor windows... presumably after Williams finished his lunch and left.
  • We just finished serving lunch, we can't take any more orders
  • Have you finished checking my homework?
  • Have you finished your job interview?
  • You haven't finished your lunch!
  • Have you finished the Klingon autopsy?
  • Have you finished examining the contract?
  • Have you finished the puzzle yet?
  • Have you finished running a comparison with Akira's pattern?
  • Have you finished with Commodus and wine?
  • Have you finished reading the novel?
  • Have you finished contemplating about life already?
  • Have you finished the article, Al?

Alternatives:

  • Have you finished eating lunch?
  • Have you completed your lunch?

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