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achieve the task to a very high standard
I was wondering if the phrase is correct.
Also, could anyone please recommend some good websites where we can find a lot of phrases teachers use for commenting (e.g. on written works) ?
THANKS A LOT
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Re: achieve the task to a very high standard
You don't say you achieve the task, you say you perform the task.
You don't say you achieve to a very high standard, you say you achieve a high standard.
He achieve a high standard in performing the task.
not a teacher
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