Is have you done with your picture correct?

[Luby]

Hello everyone!
I wanted to know that if your are editing your picture,example like you want to create effects on it,if some asks you that,have you done with your picture,he means that did u do that to your picture.So is have you done with your picture correct or something?

[Alan]

Hi,

'What have you done with?' can often mean 'Where have you put something?' 'What have you done to? usually suggests What changes have you made to something?

Alan
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[Morris]

No, Luby. Not really. Unless you referred to the work in general.

Have you done? = Have you finished your work?
(Americans may say: Are you done?)

Have you done with is a phrasal verb meaning finished with.

Have you done with the suger, pass it here.

For your expression to sound better I would move 'correct'.

Have you done correcting you picture. Present Perfect Continuous.

Hope this helps.

[Alan]

Not too sure about 'done with' meaning exclusively 'finished with' which, as I said, can also be 'have put somewhere'. Not too sure about

[Luby]

Thanks for the information,
so is 'have you been doing that to your picture'correct

[Harsh Chowdhary]

Hello Alan,
according to your explanation, is 'have you done to your picture' correct? I am asking this to you because in our country almost all people say like this 'have you done with your work'? So please tell me should I correct them?

[Richard]

Hi Harsh Chowdhary.

I have heard 'have you done with your work'? before. It is definitely familiar for me. but 'have you done to your picture' no. what does it mean?
Does anybody know?
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