What Is The Difference Between Complete and Finish?
By Jasreet Kaur12, Feb 2025 08:00 AMjagranjosh.com
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Complete means all parts are present while finish means something has ended. They have different uses in daily life. Tap to read in detail.
Meaning
Complete means all parts are present. Finish means something has ended. Example: He completed his homework but finished it after checking for mistakes.
Usage
Complete refers to wholeness, while Finish means reaching an end. Example: She completed her studies but finished her final exam last week.
Example Sentences
The construction is complete, but the workers finished painting today. Example: She completed the recipe by adding salt and finished cooking after stirring well.
Context
Complete suits structured tasks, while Finish applies to actions. Example: He completed his job training but finished working at the company last year.
Adjective vs. Verb
Complete is an adjective (e.g., The work is complete), while Finish is a verb (e.g., She finished the project yesterday).
Time Focus
Complete focuses on having everything needed. Finish emphasizes the final step. Example: He completed writing the book but finished editing last month.
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