Shall we use 'completing' next to 'after'?
There are probably 2 points ie., usages of 'complete', 'completing', and 'completed'; and which one should follow a word 'after'?
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If I understood your question rightly, we should say "after completing".
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after <sb> completes <something> "After I complete this test, I'll be finished."
after completing <something> "After completing the test, you will be finished"
[The pronoun in the second, subordinate clause is assumed in the first clause]
after <something> is completed "After the test is completed, you will be done."
"After the road is completed, traffic should be better"
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