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2 Jul 2021
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which one is more correct to use :
"make an achievement" or " do an achievement"
which one is more correct to use :
"make an achievement" or " do an achievement"
"make an achievement" or " do an achievement"
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- English (US)
none. both are unnatural. you just say "to achieve". example "to achieve a goal"
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- English (US)
@Jennie1909 "to achieve" is the correct one to use.
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