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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
uncompleted.
Batman tracks the Joker to an uncompleted/incomplete skyscraper.
Is there any difference between the two?
Thanks.
Is there any difference between the two?
Thanks.
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not terminated, not finished missing something
- not terminated, not finished missing something
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Let's try a different approach.
A skyscraper is under construction. Which adjective do you use, incomple or uncompleted?
Note: I'm not comfortable with terminate when referring to buildings. Maybe you could offer another meaning. I think of terminate when talking about contracts, life, insects,etc)
A skyscraper is under construction. Which adjective do you use, incomple or uncompleted?
Note: I'm not comfortable with terminate when referring to buildings. Maybe you could offer another meaning. I think of terminate when talking about contracts, life, insects,etc)
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