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hi,
i have heard (I think!) it on a TV show and I wonder if it's really possible, please. if so, I'd like to know if it means the same as "my task is accomplished" and if I can use it informally.
thanks
Well, it doesn't sound very natural to me.
I've achieved my goal, or my goal is achieved.
My task is completed/accomplished or I've accomplished/completed my task.
But sometimes people change their minds mid-way through what they plan to say, so weird things come out.
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