Cool MateMeaning of You're all done
A phrase indicating that someone has completed a task or activity.
In simple words: It means you have finished everything.
You're all done in a sentence
- After hours of studying, I finally said, 'You're all done!'
- Once you've submitted your work, you're all done for the day.
- When she cleaned her room, she exclaimed, 'You're all done!', feeling proud.
- He smiled and said, 'You're all done with your homework; now let's play!'
- After finishing the meal, we all agreed that we were 'all done'.
How to use You're all done
Often used casually to indicate completion. Can be used in various contexts, including work and activities, but may sound too informal in professional settings.
Grammar pattern
standalone expression
Memory hint
Imagine finishing a project and saying 'You're all done!' like a proud chef presenting a finished dish.
Related words
Collocations with You're all done
- all done with
- are you all done?
- feel all done
- be all done
Synonyms for You're all done
- finished
- completed
- concluded
- achieved
- wrapped up
Common mistakes with You're all done
- Using it in formal contexts where completion requires a more serious tone.
- Confusing it with 'you're all set', which implies readiness rather than completion.
- Assuming it is appropriate for all dialects; regional variations may affect usage.
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Frequently asked questions about You're all done
What does You're all done mean?
It means you have finished everything.
What is the definition of You're all done?
A phrase indicating that someone has completed a task or activity.
How do you use You're all done in a sentence?
After hours of studying, I finally said, 'You're all done!'
Can you give another example of You're all done?
Once you've submitted your work, you're all done for the day.
What are synonyms for You're all done?
Common alternatives include finished, completed, concluded, achieved, wrapped up.
What words go with You're all done?
It commonly pairs with all done with, are you all done?, feel all done, be all done.
What are common mistakes when using You're all done?
Using it in formal contexts where completion requires a more serious tone. Confusing it with 'you're all set', which implies readiness rather than completion. Assuming it is appropriate for all dialects; regional variations may affect usage.
How do you pronounce You're all done?
US: //jʊr ɔl dʌn//, UK: //jɔːr ɔːl dʌn//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
Is You're all done formal or informal?
"You're all done" is informal, so it fits casual conversation with friends and family.
When should I use You're all done?
Often used casually to indicate completion. Can be used in various contexts, including work and activities, but may sound too informal in professional settings.