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22 Oct 2020
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"i have my homework done" means "i have done my homework" or "someone has done my homework"?
"i have my homework done" means "i have done my homework" or "someone has done my homework"?
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I have done my homework. = It's done and I did it.
I have my homework done = It's done (it's not necessarily clear who completed it, but it very well could have been me)
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@Justy88 i found this on internet but it seems different from reality
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@guerillaforce It's correct! If I were to say "I AM HAVING my homework done." that means someone else 100% is doing it for me.
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