Is it correct to say: 'When will your studying end/finish/over?'
If we want to ask someone 'When will you be graduated?', is it correct to say these?:

- When will your studying end/finish/over?
- When will your lessons end/finish/over?
- When will your university end/finish/over?

Do I need a 'BE' in those sentences?:
- When will your studying BE end/finish/over?

Thank you in advance.

Question

Is it correct to say: 'When will your studying end/finish/over?'
If we want to ask someone 'When will you be graduated?', is it correct to say these?:

- When will your studying end/finish/over?
- When will your lessons end/finish/over?
- When will your university end/finish/over?

Do I need a 'BE' in those sentences?:
- When will your studying BE end/finish/over?

Thank you in advance.

Answer

- "When will your studying end/finish/over?"
         •replace studying with "studies"
         •You can keep "end" and "finish" as they are and the sentence is correct
         •If you use "over," you must put "be" before that word.
         • Same for the sentences below! Except in the US, "lessons"/"university" are less common than   using the general "college."

- When will your lessons end/finish/over?

- When will your university end/finish/over?