Simple past tense:
* I done my homework last night. (Note: This is grammatically incorrect in standard English. It should be "I did my homework last night.")
* The kids done all the chores before dinner. (Again, grammatically incorrect. It should be "The kids did all the chores before dinner.")
Past participle:
* The painting is done.
* The work is finally done.
* I'm done with my exams.
Adjective:
* He's a done deal. (Meaning the situation is settled and there's no going back.)
* I'm feeling done with this project. (Meaning tired or finished with it.)
Informal phrase:
* "I'm done with you!" (Meaning I'm angry and want nothing more to do with you.)
Other uses:
* We done it! (Informal slang for "We did it!")
* I'm done for. (Meaning I'm in trouble or I'm defeated.)
Remember that the use of "done" can vary depending on region and dialect. In standard English, it's typically used as a past participle or adjective.