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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Once you have completed//complete
Once you filling out the form, please Proceed to the main hall to the left of the lobby.
Hi,
I wonder if I could fill in the above blank with "complete" and "have completed." If yes, are there different meanings between them? If not, why not? Thanks.
Hi,
I wonder if I could fill in the above blank with "complete" and "have completed." If yes, are there different meanings between them? If not, why not? Thanks.
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You complete or fill out the form, but you finish filling out the form. 1 Once you finish filling out the form, ... / Once you complete the form, ...
- You complete or fill out the form, but you finish filling out the form.
- 1 Once you finish filling out the form, ...
- / Once you complete the form, ...
- 2 Once you have finished filling out the form, ...
- / Once you have completed the form ...
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You complete or fill out the form, but you finish filling out the form.
1 Once you finish filling out the form, ... / Once you complete the form, ...
2 Once you have finished filling out the form, ... / Once you have completed the form ...
No difference in meaning. Nevertheless, to my ear the first seems a little curt, and the second seems more polished.
CJ
1 Once you finish filling out the form, ... / Once you complete the form, ...
2 Once you have finished filling out the form, ... / Once you have completed the form ...
No difference in meaning. Nevertheless, to my ear the first seems a little curt, and the second seems more polished.
CJ
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