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The phrase "until they are finished" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe an action that will continue until a certain condition or event is met. Example: "The students must work on their projects until they are finished, even if it means staying late." Here, the phrase "until they are finished" indicates that the students must continue working until their projects are completed, regardless of how long it may take.
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Do you have to wait until they are finished?
They will continue blowing up, taking hostages, shooting people until they are finished off.
"Until they are finished, we can't begin to plan our work.
If it finds any it waits until they are finished before taking a reading.
Levee improvements are going on at the moment, but until they are finished New Orleans is vulnerable.
Most birds do not molt until they are finished breeding, and the molting schedules of the two crows reflect the month difference in their breeding schedule.
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Ms. Rowley nodded until they were finished.
They debated whether to sell the lofts now -- or wait until they're finished.
We've got the same facilities, but we have to wait until they're finished.
"With these two plays, I made a pact not even to ask myself what they were about until they were finished".
Now when we walk into the courtroom for the appeal, they're arguing another case and we have to wait until they're finished.
More suggestions(15)
until they are concluded
until they are ended
until they are completed
until they are complete
until they are close
until they are covered
until they are jaded
until they are established
until they are replaced
until they are hatched
until they are broken
until they are happy
until they are blistered
until they are heated
until they are set
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