Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• not the least little bit unusual.
• Mar 17, 2011 ... A google search of “I'm done the dishes” led me to various threads on ... As a note, “I'm done the dishes” doesn't mean the same thing as “I'm ...
• I'm done the dishes. (I am finished doing the dishes.) PS The sentence "I'm done my homework" sounds completely natural to me
• Jun 11, 2011 ... “I'm done the dishes, Mum” (or Mom, if you listen to US TV and movies) or “She's done her homework” are perfectly normal in Canadian English ...
• Feb 3, 2012 ... So where the Canadian usage says 'I'm done the dishes' or 'I'm done ... The problem is that 'I'm done the dishes' isn't equivalent to 'I've done ...

• Feb 3, 2012 ... The problem is that 'I'm done the dishes' isn't equivalent to 'I'm done with the dishes', it's equivalent to 'I've finished the dishes'. Ø says:.
• Sep 9, 2009 ... As a note, "I'm done the dishes" doesn't mean the same thing as "I'm done WITH the dishes", but instead entails: "the dishes are done". I'm not ...
• Mar 17, 2011 ... To my ear, “I'm done with the dishes.” fairly strongly suggests that I'm going to continue doing housework, but not dishes, while “I'm done the ...
• Jun 11, 2011 ... or even “I'm DONE WITH THE DISHES!” meaning like… I'm never washing dishes again. STUPID DISHES! From now on I am JUST eating ...