Choose the alternative which best expresses the meaning of the Idiom/Phrase.
I'll be finished with this in a week.

Be through

• The correct answer is OPTION 2 -

  Be through

• The alternative that best expresses the meaning of the phrase "I'll be finished with this in a week" is "Be through."
• "Be through" means to complete or finish something, which aligns with the meaning of the original phrase.
• "Be thorough" means to do something carefully and completely, but it doesn’t imply finishing.
• "Dead" doesn’t relate to the context of completing a task.
• "Be exhausted" refers to being very tired, not finishing a task.