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New2grammar Posted 19 years ago
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01 cite 10 New2grammar 12 cite 10 check off the items that are complete/completed. 12 br11 b 01 font 00 Examples would help greatly! 02 font 02 b 00 0-
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0 Here is a list of tasks that you have to do. Some of them already have ticks on them because they are complete(d). 02 br
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00 Why do you say both are allowed? To me, I prefer to use 'completed' because someone needs to perform actions to complete those items. So, 'completed' which is the passive form is correct. I don't see why 'complete' can be used with 'tasks'. Please hel
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00 Why do you say both are allowed? To me, I prefer to use 'completed' because someone needs to perform actions to complete those items. So, 'completed' which is the passive form is correct. I don't see why 'complete' can be used with 'tasks'. Please hel
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