Improve the bracket part of the given sentence.
I had not completed my project so I thought I was ( done with ) when the manager asked me to hand it in .

Options

A. done for
B. donein
C. done on
D. No Improvement

Answer

A

Explanation

be done for: to be in a very bad situation: to be certain to fail, to be caught and punished for doing something illegal.
be done with: to have finished dealing with somebody or doing or using something. Hence, done for is the right usage.