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- Rain is {forecast forecasted} | WordReference Forums
Hi everybody, I was searching about the idiom "make the most of" and I came across an example which said: Make the most of the good weather because rain is forecast for tomorrow I wonder why it isn't (rain is forecasted)? instead of (rain is forecast) Which one is right and why? Here is
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Sales was forecast forecasted to be 1,000 units for the month of December Forecast or forecasted, which is correct here？
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Forecast is irregular (similarly to cast): forecast - forecast - forecast (or so I thought, but according to some dictionaries I looked at, forecasted is possible as well ) Can you tell us an example sentence where you might use forecast weather? [cross-posted]
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I found in a financial document both "forecast transactions" and "forecasted transactions" For me, forecast is more "correct" What is the general consensus? regards
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It says "forecasted" as past participle of the verb "forecast" If that is the only past participle of "forecast" your dictionary gives, then your dictionary is clearly wrong Tell me, does it also give "casted" as the past participle of "cast"?
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Cast does, indeed, work like that So does forecast, as it is derived from fore- and the verb cast There is no reason to invent forecasted and it sounds horrible
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Hi! Estoy traduciendo un brochure de bombas de petróleo y en el mismo aparece la siguiente oración: Pumps listes below in black are FORECASTED pumps Pumps in red are NON-FORECASTED These pumps will typically have a longer lead time Entiendo a que refieren y lo explicaré a continuación
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A minimum of -5 degrees has been forecasted for Glasgow on Friday -5 degré minimum prévu pour Glasgow ce vendredi??? It doesn't need to sound too formal
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