Gone home?

Hi,

When you signed off at the work, and when someone asks you whether you've finished, and you are about to leave the workplace, how would you reply?

Do you say something like following?

" I am finished / I signed off."

"He's finished/ He's gone home. "

I just don't know the natural way to say it.

Oppositely, when you want to ask someone if she's has finished her shift, do you ask something like following?

" Are you finished your shift? "

Thanks in advance!!

Hi, Yankee!

Thanks for the examples.

But what if the person asking you is not a collegue.

What if a customer asking about a particular staff?

In that case, what are the possible way to respond to it?

Can you say 'Well, sir, S/He clocked out'?

Thanks again!

Thanks Mrs. Grammar Geek.

I wish I could go back to the past and attended the primary school.

There you can learn English with the native children.

I see a lot of my country people who came at the age of 9 or younger, speak the language very fluently, well, precisely very much natively.

I still have to translate the languages in my head before spilling them out.

But it has been said, "Never say never"

I believe I can still become like, it's all upto me. ( It'll easier to do so than conquor the Mt. Everest )

I also read about people who learned the language quite fast and become very fluent in it within 2 years and I hope I can do the same.

Thanks again, Mrs. Grammar Geek, and have a lovely day!