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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Find the one mistake (A,B,C or D)

You(A) arrive at a point in any project (B) when you just (C) desire to get the thing (D) completed.
  

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Hi, First, what do you think? Clive

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Hi,

First, what do you think?

Clive
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Hi Clive,

I am Carrie.I highly appreciate your effort. I think the mistake maybe (D) "completed". It should be corrected "to complete". However, I am not sure about this grammatical point. I would like to see the anwser. Thanks in advance.

Carrie
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Hi Carrie,

You(A) arrive at a point in any project (B) when you just (C) desire to get the thing (D) completed.

I think the mistake maybe (D) "completed". It should be corrected "to complete". However, I am not sure about this grammatical point.

No, get something + past partciple is a standard structure. It
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Hi,

I'm with Clive on that. I can't see any error in the sentence. B can be substituted with 'where' or 'that' but it doesn't mean that 'when' is unacceptable here.
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This is a sentence in an exercise book and it makes me embarassed when doing it. I think your answer is nice.

Thanks.

Carrie
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