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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

What is the correct form?

It’s forbidden to proceed, until the task from here haVEn’t been completed.

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It’s forbidden to proceed, until the task from here haSNn’t been completed.

and why?
  

Top answer

It's forbidden to proceed, until the task hasn't been completed. Task is a singular noun and for that we need to use 'hasn't. The sentence is a little bit out of context, maybe try to change the tense, maybe a future form, like: It's forbidden to proceed, until the task won't be completed/will have been completed.

— Anonymous

  • It's forbidden to proceed, until the task hasn't been completed.
  • Task is a singular noun and for that we need to use 'hasn't.
  • The sentence is a little bit out of context, maybe try to change the tense, maybe a future form, like: It's forbidden to proceed, until the task won't be completed/will have been completed.
  • -KaGil/
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It's forbidden to proceed, until the task hasn't been completed.

Task is a singular noun and for that we need to use 'hasn't. The sentence is a little bit out of context, maybe try to change the tense, maybe a future form, like:
It's forbidden to proceed, until the task won't be completed/will have been completed.

-KaGil/
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Found the answer already: hasn't, because it's 3d and task is singular.
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AnonymousIt's forbidden to proceed, until the task hasn't been completed.
Wrong, - until the task has been completed.
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