I. correct [kəˈrekt] ПРИЛ.
| I | correct |
|---|---|
| you | correct |
| he/she/it | corrects |
| we | correct |
| you | correct |
| they | correct |
| I | corrected |
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| you | corrected |
| he/she/it | corrected |
| we | corrected |
| you | corrected |
| they | corrected |
| I | have | corrected |
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| you | have | corrected |
| he/she/it | has | corrected |
| we | have | corrected |
| you | have | corrected |
| they | have | corrected |
| I | had | corrected |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | corrected |
| he/she/it | had | corrected |
| we | had | corrected |
| you | had | corrected |
| they | had | corrected |
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If this situation is not immediately identified and corrected, death will ensue from cerebral and cardiac anoxia.
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en.wikipedia.org She later corrected her question saying the numbers were cheque numbers and potentially not bank account numbers.
www.odt.co.nz Correction fluid, such as Tipp-Ex, meant minor typographical errors could be corrected easily, reducing the need to retype an entire document.
www.zdnet.com If not corrected, such violations can transform the architecture into a monolithic block, with adverse effects on understandability, maintainability, and evolvability.
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