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16 de mar. de 2013 · Nervousness is normal. It can be overcome/overcome. There is an example. I wonder which one is correct? It should be overcome or overcame? Overcome is present tense, also a past participle, while overcame is past tense, so when it is a passive situation, like ''the flag would be tore(but not...
19 de jun. de 2008 · Overwhelmed with and overcome by usually need to be followed by something that will indicate whether it's used positively or negatively. I'm overwhelmed with work. (negative) The workers were overcome by joy after winning the lottery. (positive) Five miners overcome by gas fumes. (negative) She's overwhelmed with grief after the loss of her son. (negative) So in your example, it's still ...
19 de abr. de 2022 · I assume you mean "a challenge to overcome" or "a challenge to be overcome", which is what you have put in the title. If that is the question, I would say you can use either of them.
13 de jun. de 2018 · What's the difference of "need help overcoming" from "need help to overcome"? I've personally seen the latter much more often, but I don't think this was just a mistake and have gotten wonder about the difference.
12 de jan. de 2010 · Hallo, In the following sentence, is it correct adding "ing" after help or need I an infinitive form? " It is supposed to help to overcome/overcoming this difficulty" Thank you very much!! P.S: Please, correct my English!!!
16 de jun. de 2013 · Could you please clear up for me the difference between two words above, if any? Like in: How to overcome problems or How to solve problems Thanks in advance!
21 de jul. de 2019 · Hi I have been searching for this phrase and what I've come across is mostly "overcome a problem". Is " overcome" used with " issue" too? I don't have any particular context, it refers to any issue/problem.
2 de jul. de 2007 · Hi all! Could you tell me what is the difference between overcome, surpass, and excel? For example, are all of these statements correct? John is an outstanding skier, but I'll overcome him for sure! John is an outstanding skier, but I'll surpass him for sure! John is an outstanding...
22 de ago. de 2019 · To me, all the three choices: - Overcome - Get over - Get the better of mean so much the close things that can be often used interchangeably (at least in my two made up examples below.) But I am not quite sure which one can be used for an (in)animate entity. Also, I have no idea of they...
21 de fev. de 2022 · Hi all, Suppose that someone dealt with a challenge well so that the challenge no longer existed. What is the right term to use? - They solved a challenge. - The resolved a challenge. - They overcame a challenge. - They met a challenge. - Or? Thank you!
