Having completed/being completed/completing
Dear all,
Kindly tell me whether the following sentences are correct. If wrong, please correct them.
1) Congratulations for having completed your school career on a high note.
2) Congratulations for completing your school career on a high note.
2) Congratulations for being completed your school career on a high note.
Thank you.
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cat navy 425 1) Congratulations for having completed your school career on a high note. 2) Congratulations for completing your school career on a high note. Both are correct, but the first one seems more complimentary to me.
- cat navy 425 1) Congratulations for having completed your school career on a high note.
- 2) Congratulations for completing your school career on a high note.
- Both are correct, but the first one seems more complimentary to me.
- cat navy 425 Congratulations for being completed your school career on a high note.
- Yikes, No; it's ungrammatical.
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cat navy 4251) Congratulations for having completed your school career on a high note.
2) Congratulations for completing your school career on a high note.
Both are correct, but the first one seems more complimentary to me.
cat navy 425Congratulations for being completed your school career on a high note.
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