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MIG Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Conclude vs Complete.

Hi.
Please help me to choose the right word.

A) Why you say this?
B) Please don't get me wrong, I just wanted to conclude/complete his comment. (Because his comment was incomplete and he didn't say all the facts.)

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Complete. Use "conclude" when you are finishing your own speech or essay, or asking someone to finish their own speech or essay. Moderator to speaker: Please conclude quickly, there are only five minutes left in this session.

— AlpheccaStars

  • Complete.
  • Use "conclude" when you are finishing your own speech or essay, or asking someone to finish their own speech or essay.
  • Moderator to speaker: Please conclude quickly, there are only five minutes left in this session.
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Complete.

Use "conclude" when you are finishing your own speech or essay, or asking someone to finish their own speech or essay.

Moderator to speaker: Please conclude quickly, there are only five minutes left in this session.
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Thank you very much AlpheccaStars.
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