Example dialogue:
Speaker A: "I like the work. It's just that---"
Speaker B: The pay is too low? I wanted to finish.
Is that usage correct? Or I have to use another word? Or writing something like finish the sentence?
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Speaker A: "I like the work. It's just that---"
Speaker B: The pay is too low? I wanted to finish.
Is that usage correct? Or I have to use another word? Or writing something like finish the sentence?
I'm assuming
I wanted to finish
Is said by the same person who said
I like the work. It's just that---
If that is the case, a more natural line would be the "command" form:
Let me finish!
Which is a request to the other person to allow you to finish your sentence.