Complete vs completed?
in my english test, in the writing section, there was a question of translating korean to english.
I wrote '~the bridge was finally complete'. teacher says 'the bridge was finally completed' i've heard that the adj complete and verb complete ->completed have some differences, but I still think my answer is quite right. what do you think about this? If you think my answer makes sense, can you guys give me some evidence I can use to talk to the teacher?
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steven hwang I still think my answer is quite right. what do you think about this? Yes, I agree.
- steven hwang I still think my answer is quite right.
- what do you think about this?
- Yes, I agree.
- steven hwang can you guys give me some evidence I can use to talk to the teacher?
- 'Was complete' states the bridge's condition at that time.
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steven hwang I still think my answer is quite right. what do you think about this?
Yes, I agree.
steven hwangcan you guys give me some evidence I can use to talk to the teacher?
'Was complete' states the bridge's condition at that time.
'Was completed' states the end of the action.
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