英会話 feel English 25/1/29(水) Thelma is done for the day.
The difference between “Thelma is done for the day.” and “Thelma has done for the day.” lies in grammar and meaning.
違いは文法と意味にある。
“Thelma is done for the day.”
Meaning: Thelma has finished her work for the day and is no longer working.
Grammar: “Done” is used as an adjective, meaning “finished” or “completed.”
Example Context:
“She looks tired. Yes, Thelma is done for the day.” (She has finished and will not continue working today.)
“Thelma has done for the day.” (Incorrect)
This sentence is grammatically incorrect or unnatural in standard English.
If you meant to say Thelma has finished something, a correct form would be:
“Thelma has done her work for the day.” (Here, “done” is the past participle of “do,” meaning she has completed her work.)
Summary:
✅ “Thelma is done for the day.” → Correct, meaning she has finished working.
❌ “Thelma has done for the day.” → Incorrect; needs an object (e.g., “her work”).
目的語が必要（例：「her work」
Thelma has done her work for her day.
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