Is it correct to use both "Mission is completed" and "Mission is complete"? Is it correct to use both "Mission is completed" and "Mission is complete"? If so, what is the difference?

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Aliaksandra

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Yeah they both make sense and you will be understood all the time. Though "mission complete" is more common.

American English correct written version: "The mission is complete", or "The mission has been completed." Spoken, it would be acceptable to say, "Mission completed".

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