complete

[simon1234]

Hi there,
Is there any difference of complete as an adjective and verb in meanings in the following sentences?

Work on the office building will be complete (adj) at the end of the year.

Work on the office building will be completed (verb) at the end of the year.

simon

[corum]

Both work.

Work on the office building will be completed (verb) at the end of the year

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Use 'by' in place of at.

'To complete something' is an act with an indefinite period of duration. 'At' denotes a point in time, a moment. No temporal match.