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Ter Posted 16 years ago
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Is this an adjective?
"It is completed".
"It is equalled to eight."
Is "completed" and "equalled" an adjective and not verb?
Thank you very much.
"It is equalled to eight."
Is "completed" and "equalled" an adjective and not verb?
Thank you very much.
Top answer
Completed is an adjective; the other sentence makes no sense.
- Completed is an adjective; the other sentence makes no sense.
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Completed is an adjective; the other sentence makes no sense.
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HI,
"It is completed".
"It is equalled to eight."
Is "completed" it depends on the context, but it is a very common adjective.
and "equalled"
Your sentence is not correct.
"It is equalled to eight."
Say 'It equals eight'. (verb)
Or 'It is equal to eight'. (adjective)
an adjective and not verb
"It is completed".
"It is equalled to eight."
Is "completed" it depends on the context, but it is a very common adjective.
and "equalled"
Your sentence is not correct.
Say 'It equals eight'. (verb)
Or 'It is equal to eight'. (adjective)
an adjective and not verb
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