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I'm done vs well done

Both phrases are correct, but their meanings are different. 'I'm done' is used to indicate that you have finished a task or activity. The phrase 'well done' is used to praise someone for doing a good job. They are not directly comparable because they serve different purposes.
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I'm done

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to indicate that you have finished a task or activity.

You can use 'I'm done' to inform others that you have completed something or to express that you have finished a particular task.

Examples:

  • I'm done with my homework.
  • I'm done cooking dinner.
  • I'm done with my work for today.
  • I'm done working on Thanksgiving.
  • When I'm done here, we'll go back together.
  • I'm done watching movies, chief.
  • In fact, I'm done with guys completely.
  • After I'm done with this man...
  • At least it will be when I'm done decorating.
  • Soon as I'm done playing with 'em.
  • I'm done for the night.
  • Okay, I'm done working.
  • I'm done fighting you, moody.
  • I'm done talking with you.
  • You can make your calls when I'm done with you.
  • Your dad will pick me up when I'm done.
  • I'm done explaining, Congressman.
  • I'm done pulling douche moves.
  • That's a good interview, I'm done.
  • And when I'm done, they can have it.
  • Drink lots of water when I'm done.
  • I'm done here, miss Armstrong.
  • All right, then, I'm done.

well done

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to praise someone for doing a good job.

'Well done' is used to show appreciation or approval for someone's efforts or achievements.

Examples:

  • Well done on completing the project.
  • Well done in the competition.
  • Well done, you did a great job.
  • So, well done, Detective.
  • Television is a medium rarely well done.
  • Excellent result, well done. I'm not.
  • That's top swearing, Glenn, well done.
  • Cheeseburger, well done, raw onion, ketchup, pickle.
  • Or should I say, well done.
  • All lawful, necessary and well done.
  • I like my mens well done.
  • Allow me to say, job well done.
  • For now... well done, team.
  • Lisbon, Jane, well done.
  • So, very well done, Nick.
  • It's perfect, well done mate.
  • Very well done, Dr. Lemelle.
  • Very well done, Adrian Melville.
  • OK, everybody, well done.
  • So, yes, well done.
  • Let us drink to a task well done.
  • So, well done, for bringing him to justice.
  • This new essay is very well done.

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