when you have finished vs when you are finished

[Johan]

Hello,

what is the difference between both sentences of my subject?

Thanks

[Alan]

Hi Johan,

'When you have finished' suggests you have completed a particular task. 'When you are finished' suggests when you are ready/prepared.

Alan
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[Johan]

Thank you Alan, I get it now!

[Lost_Soul]

Also "to be finished" = "to be killed"