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Mr. Tom Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary

Accomplish a milestone vs. achieve a milestone

Hi

Would you say that both of these are equally natural? accomplish vs. achieve

-- accomplish a milestone which...

-- achieve a milestone which...

Thanks,

Tom

  

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I think both clash with "milestone". "Milestone" has retained much of its literal meaning in its figurative sense. I would "reach" or "attain" a milestone, to give two examples.

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  • I think both clash with "milestone".
  • "Milestone" has retained much of its literal meaning in its figurative sense.
  • I would "reach" or "attain" a milestone, to give two examples.
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I think both clash with "milestone". "Milestone" has retained much of its literal meaning in its figurative sense. I would "reach" or "attain" a milestone, to give two examples.

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