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Have you finished with the newspaper now vs Have you finished with the newspaper yet

Both phrases are correct and commonly used in English. They are interchangeable and convey the same meaning. The choice between 'now' and 'yet' is a matter of personal preference or style.

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 9578 views

Have you finished with the newspaper now

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to inquire if someone has completed reading or using the newspaper at the present moment.
  • Have you finished with Mr Matthew?
  • Have you finished with Mr Matthew?
  • - Have you finished with the witness?
  • This Doctor fellow, have you finished with him?
  • Have you finished with Commodus and wine?
  • Have you finished with me, doctor?
  • Have you finished with your term paper?
  • Have you finished with your good works, Mrs. Florrick?
  • "Have you finished with that young man?"
  • Have you finished with the Times?
  • Have you finished with it, my darling?
  • Just a minute, have you finished with Today's Question?
  • But not being a good man isn't a crime, as far as I'm aware, so have you finished with me?
  • Maybe I'll just catch up with the newspaper.
  • If he does show up, Paine's waiting with the newspaper men.
  • What's up with the newspaper?
  • If you can kill the fly with the newspaper, you will receive a cash prize of 10,000 Baht instantly.
  • We immediately got in touch with the newspaper and had them send us the original letter.
  • You through with the newspaper, sweetie?
  • First things first... I have an interview with the newspaper.

Alternatives:

  • have you finished with the newspaper yet

Have you finished with the newspaper yet

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to ask if someone has completed reading or using the newspaper up to the present moment.
  • No, I'm thirsty and I haven't finished reading the newspaper.
  • Let's go, we'll read the newspaper afterwards. [then, when he had finished with the wife...]
  • Have you finished with Mr Matthew?
  • Have you finished with Mr Matthew?
  • - Have you finished with the witness?
  • This Doctor fellow, have you finished with him?
  • Have you finished with Commodus and wine?
  • Have you finished with me, doctor?
  • Have you finished with your term paper?
  • Have you finished with your good works, Mrs. Florrick?
  • "Have you finished with that young man?"
  • Have you finished with the Times?
  • Have you finished with it, my darling?
  • Just a minute, have you finished with Today's Question?
  • But not being a good man isn't a crime, as far as I'm aware, so have you finished with me?
  • Tell Joe nothing leaks to the newspapers yet.
  • So, Uncle Woody, did you get over and talk to the newspaper yet?
  • Maybe I'll just catch up with the newspaper.
  • If he does show up, Paine's waiting with the newspaper men.
  • What's up with the newspaper?

Alternatives:

  • have you finished with the newspaper now

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