Object

• product: He usually completed commissions himself, from design to finished product, having no pupils.

• piece: Leading quilt artist Sandra Meech outlines her unique approach to quilt design, from first idea to finished piece.

• book: When I'd finished the book I missed her.

• work: We waited at the hospital as John was going to pick us up when he'd finished work.

• good: Hence this is not a method that can be safely applied to finished goods of any appreciable size.

Modifies a noun

• product: The finished products were then sold by the Molineux family business.

• artwork: Finished artwork should be supplied - or we can help bring your ideas to life.

• compost: The finished compost will be used on the school garden.

• article: The finished articles were included in the paper which was a complete sell out.

• piece: Finished pieces can be saved onto the server using the school s wireless network.

• garment: Finished garments were left at Ivy house where any callers could select what they needed to send to their loved ones free of charge.

Modifying Another Word

• superbly: As with all O&W's this watch is superbly finished, pristine looking is functional and uncluttered.

• nearly: NEARLY FINISHED: BUILD A BETTER CULTURE FOR A SUCCESSFUL UNIVERSITY Apologies for rambling.

• just: Dan: My school signed up, and I'd just finished my NQT year.

• almost: The album, Kylie's 9th studio album, is " almost finished " and looks set for release on November 17th.

• n't: In other words, if it ain't broke, it ai n't finished.

• already: I was glad I'd already finished my buttie.

Present participle complement

• eat: They didn't actually bring the bill before we'd finished eating, but it was a close thing.

• write: And how did you feel about Kate by the time you'd finished writing the book?

• read: I found myself thinking of Hannah the protagonist long after I'd finished reading it.