past tense before gerund

[julesmcbean]

Is the grammar in this sentence correct? (specifically, the past tense before a gerund)

Anne has completed fulfilling her role as administrator.

[5jj]

There is nothing wrong with a past tense before a gerund, but the sentence you have there is odd. You could manage with either fulfilled or completed - you don't need both.

[tedtmc]

There is nothing wrong with a past tense before a gerund, but the sentence you have there is odd. You could manage with either fulfilled or completed - you don't need both.

Agreed. But I don't think you can't say 'completed her role' though.
It's either 'fulfilled her role' or 'completed her job/task',.

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