- Japanese
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English (US)
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Simplified Chinese (China)
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French (France)
I arranged your tasks into Todo list Does this sound natural?
- English (US)
- Spanish (Mexico)
A little unnatural
A to-do list has tasks in it. Don't need to use both.
You can say
"Here is your to-do list."
"Here are some tasks for you to do."
- Japanese
- English (US)
- Malay
A little unnatural
You can also just add "a" - so it becomes:
"I have arranged your tasks into a To Do list".
- Japanese
I'll use its phrase for work!
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What is the difference between I was tasking out and I have tasked out ?
answerTasking out is used for showing the continuity of the action while Tasked out mean action has been done already.
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What is the difference between I have done my homework and I did my homework ?
answerI believe they mean the same thing. Though "did" is used more often.
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What is the difference between I did my homework and I have done my homework ?
answerWhen you use I have done something it means specifically you've done it reacently in the past. just using plain past tense means it could be ...
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What does i have completed my work
mean?
answerIt means the person is done with what they were doing.
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What does i dont have an schedule to guide myself to fulfill my tasks mean?
answerA more natural way would be 'I don't have a schedule to keep me on track'
- I completed three major tasks. However, the most important project I did was that I obtained a di...
- This task is very challengeable and engrossing Does this sound natural?
- I was working on task A. Although it was very hard, finally it was over. From now on, I will do ...
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