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Sabyakgp Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

Which sentence is correct.

0Hello Teachers,02br
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001) 00you can consider it completed02br
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002) 00you can consider it's completed02br
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003) 00you can consider its being completed02br
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004) 00you can consider its having been completed02br
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00Can you please let me know which one is correct and why?02br
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00Thanks,02br
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00Sabya0-
  

Top answer

0None of these are natural. The phrase is 'you can consider it done' or even simply 'consider it done'. 02br 02br 00If you really want to change 'done' to 'completed' for some reason, then only option 1 is ok.

— Nona the brit

  • 0None of these are natural.
  • The phrase is 'you can consider it done' or even simply 'consider it done'.
  • 02br 02br 00If you really want to change 'done' to 'completed' for some reason, then only option 1 is ok.
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0None of these are natural. The phrase is 'you can consider it done' or even simply 'consider it done'. That means that although it hasn't yet been done, it is as good as done - it will be done and you needn't worry about it.02br
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00If you really want to change 'done' to 'completed' for some reason, then only option 1 is ok. But really, it sounds silly.0-
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