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The phrase "when it will be finished" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about the completion time of a task or project. Example: "I need to know when it will be finished so I can plan the next steps accordingly."
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(The company isn't saying when it will be finished).
I don't know when it will be finished.
I thought it was so funny, I mean let's have a bidding war for a non-existent book," says Roy. Sitting in her Delhi rooftop flat, whose dark tiled and light wood-lined interior the former architecture student designed, Roy says she has already begun writing the new novel, but has no idea when it will be finished.
Normally the big question when it comes to work is when it will be finished.
Disney hasn't said when it will be finished.
I don't know when it will be finished - it's kind of a long project, because everybody lives in every part of the world, so it's hard to connect everyone.
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"It'll be finished when it's finished".
"It'll be finished when we have a verdict".
Until next year, when it is hoped the $6m renovation will be finished, ladder No 8 which worked in the building, have been relocated to a firehouse in SoHo.
Each length of fishing line will be finished when it is knotted to 2 butterflies and 2 of the metal washers.
The other side of the bacon will be finished cooking when it browns and white bubbles form around each piece.
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