Mark recurring tasks as... or with?
Hello,
I have these sentences in the imperative (command) form.
Mark recurring tasks as REPEAT.
Mark recurring tasks with REPEAT.
Which one is correct in my context?
Context:
I have a computer software and a task is just a line of text, like so:
- Weekly review.
If I schedule the task for each week then the software will display it in the agenda every 7 days, but the first time I mark it done the text gets prefixed with the keyword REPEAT (all capital letters).
- REPEAT Weekly review
Each week I mark the task done the REPEAT keyword will stay there. The idea is that the text was updated/marked.
Top answer
"With" is better than "as", but don't you want to be more specific?
- "With" is better than "as", but don't you want to be more specific?
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"With" is better than "as", but don't you want to be more specific?
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