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Latest post Wed, Nov 4 2009 8:52 AM by Ivanhr. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  961318 Wed, 04 Nov 09 08:32 AM
I wonder what right term should I use when I say, "I discovered that some of these forms were filed with some entries not filled ___.


should i say filled out?


thanks
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Ivanhr  +  961327 Wed, 04 Nov 09 08:52 AM

 I guess  'filled in' would be best in this context.

Normally you fill out a form (provide all the answers) but fill in an entry. But sometimes they're just used interchangebly.
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