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Alex John Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
I know that the first sentence is correct but what about the second?
1) I filled out all the necessary fields in the paper.
2) I fulfilled all the necessary fields in the paper.
2) I fulfilled all the necessary fields in the paper.
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Neither sentence is correct. The second has all the problems of the first, plus an additional vocabulary problem.
- Neither sentence is correct.
- The second has all the problems of the first, plus an additional vocabulary problem.
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Neither sentence is correct.
The second has all the problems of the first, plus an additional vocabulary problem.
The second has all the problems of the first, plus an additional vocabulary problem.
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# 2, wrong choice of word. #1 is acceptable. But I would say:
I filled out all the required fields on the paper.
I filled out all the required fields on the paper.
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This is the most accurate:
I / you / we/ she (whatever your subject is) filled out all the required fields on the form.
I / you / we/ she (whatever your subject is) filled out all the required fields on the form.
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Alex Johnthank you, menPlease don't assume that everybody who responds here is male.
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