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"mission complete" ? "mission completed" ??????? | HiNative : Both are grammatically correct. The difference: Mission complete (complete is an adjective describing the mission.) Mission completed (completed is a past participle answering the question "Is the mission complete?")
Quelle est la différence entre "tâche" et "Mission" ? | HiNative : tâche et Mission Quelle est la différence entre?N'hésitez pas à fournir des exemples de phrases. L'auteur n'en saura pas informé. Seul l'auteur de cette question saura qui est en désaccord avec cette réponse.
Mission complete! or Mission completed! Which one is correct? : They are both correct. They are forms of ellipsis. (The) Mission (is) complete! (The) Mission (has been) completed! I'd say the second version is a bit more popular. We have some common phrases like "mission accomplished"
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Câu ví d?,??nh ngh?a và cách s? d?ng c?a"Mission" | HiNative : Q&A about usage, example sentences, meaning and synonyms of word "Mission". more than 310 answers from native speakers about natural usage and nuances of "Mission".
What is the difference between "mission complete" and ... - HiNative : What is the difference between mission complete and mission completed ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
"mission complete" ? "mission completed" ???????? | HiNative : Both are grammatically correct. The difference: Mission complete (complete is an adjective describing the mission.) Mission completed (completed is a past participle answering the question "Is the mission complete?")
Mission accomplished Mission completed Which one is correct? : Mission accomplished sounds more natural and is a relatively common phrase|@AnastasiaI the first is a common rote phrase, often used metaphorically, or in jest, as well as literally ... the second is also correct, but is very literal
mission complete or mission completed - WordReference Forums : Which phrases/sentence are correct, and if they are both correct, which one is more commonly used? Thanks. 1a. mission complete 1b. mission completed 2a. The project will be complete soon. 2b. The project will be completed soon. And last question: The Past Perfect expresses an activity that...
What is the difference between "undertaking" and "mission ... : Synonym for undertaking undertaking can be used in many settings and has a connotation of an ongoing process, like learning a language meanwhile, mission is used less broadly and typically a mission is a more intense experience with a fixed deadline and serious consequences. if you fail to meet the deadline, you can't try again. an undertaking can be abandoned and restarted, and is less likely ...