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Yamaha Posted 15 years ago
Letter Writing

"Realize" a promise?

What is the most common way to say a promise is carried out?
Could you give me some alternatives to express the same idea without replacing the word promise?

It is ok to say "realize a promise?"

Thank you very much!!!
  

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Yes, although if you're saying "you carried it out", past tense, then: "I realised my promise to (person's name or the action that was promised)" Common alternatives I can think of are: "I did as promised" "I fulfilled a/my promise to (person's name or the action that was promised)" "I fulfilled the promise I made to you"

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  • Yes, although if you're saying "you carried it out", past tense, then: "I realised my promise to (person's name or the action that was promised)" Common alternatives I can think of are: "I did as promised" "I fulfilled a/my promise to (person's name or the action that was promised)" "I fulfilled the promise I made to you"
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Yes, although if you're saying "you carried it out", past tense, then: "I realised my promise to (person's name or the action that was promised)"
Common alternatives I can think of are:
"I did as promised"
"I fulfilled a/my promise to (person's name or the action that was promised)"
"I fulfilled the promise I made to you"
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