please, answer my question
What is the difference between these two sentences:
The students accomplished the task in less than ten minutes.
The students commited the task in less than ten minutes.
Are both of them right and do they imply the same thing?
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1The students accomplished the task in less than ten minutes.
2The students commited the task in less than ten minutes.
1 is good, the verb meaning "did with success". 2 is, technically, good, the verb meaning "did". 2 would hardly be said in real life.
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Perhaps you mean "completed" instead of "committed"? Then the sentences would mean almost exactly ther same thing and are both correct.
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The first sentence is correct.
The second is not.
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