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Need explanation please. Hi there, I got a question about the verbs, It won't take long. Carry out, perform and fulfil. I'm a little confused with these things. I understand they're means almost the same to do the job or some duties(exept perform it often refers to some kind of show or something like that) But is there another difference between these verbs or they could be used as a synonyms?

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These are all indeed synonyms, and can be used interchangeably. The only difference is that "carry out" is a phrasal verb and is more informal. "Fulfil" (spelled "fulfill" in American English) in this way is a slightly less common expression. You're right that "perform" has another meaning as well. It can be used as the verb form of "performance", and is used when you do something in front of an audience (such as act, play music, etc.).

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