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Discover Ludwig"almost finish" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is usually used to express that something is close to being completed or finished. For example: "I'm almost finish with the report, I just need to double-check a few things."
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To (almost) finish off with a tune for slow-dancing couples, Sinatra's The Brooklyn Bridge is a textbook crooner melody about the obvious romance of bridges.
In law school, "they could almost finish each other sentences," said Charles J. Ogletree Jr., a Harvard law professor and mentor to Ms. Frye and Mrs. Obama.
Nobody I knew had been there, and no guidebook I consulted spent more than a page on it, so I was immediately intrigued: I've always been drawn to places that aren't prone to tourism.My husband and I ended up spending a month in Datça in 2005, and I did, in fact, almost finish "Northern Lights" there.
But comic are unquestionably this novel's means, start to almost finish: arch exaggeration of the smallest human pomposity and social ritual; fatal portraits of marriages gone absurdly bust; surgically accurate cameos of lesser players and unusually cruel assessments of ignorance posing as innocence.
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"He's almost finished.
Your movie is almost finished.
It is almost finished.
Novick was almost finished.
I'm almost finished.
Already she'd almost finished her wine.
I see that it's almost finished.
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