Right verbal tense
1)The action of write is ended. I can't do any modifications in the book.
"Hi Pam, Today I finished by book. It is ready to be print and then sell in the major bookshops."
"Hi Pam, Today I have finished by book. It is ready to be print and then sell in the major bookshops."
2)The action of go to the sea happen and it is sure when "I" answer.
"Pam asked me if I went with her to the seaside. I answered that I would go."
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Right verbal tense
1)The action of write is ended. I can't do any modifications in the book.
"Hi Pam, Today I finished my book. It is ready to be printed and then sold in the major bookshops."
"Hi Pam, I have finished my book. It is ready to be print and then sell in the major bookshops."
2)The action of asking going to the sea happened and I answered 'yes"
"Pam asked me if I would go with her to the seaside. I answered that I would (go)*."
*The second 'go" is optional - you can add it or not. It makes no difference
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1) There's not a lot of difference between using finished or have finished. Most people would probably say Today, I finished the book. The second part of the sentence is odd in either case and should read: it is ready to be printed and then sold in major bookshops. You don't need the "the".
2) I'm not sure what you want to say here. Is she asking you to go? If so, 'Pam asked me if I would go with her to the seaside. I answered I would.
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