Mission Santa Barbara California Historical Tours Attract Massive Crowds
They are both correct. They are forms of ellipsis. (The) Mission (is) complete! (The) Mission (has been) completed! I'd say the second version is a bit more popular. We have some common phrases like. The difference: Mission complete (complete is an adjective describing the mission.) Mission completed (completed is a past participle answering the question "Is the mission complete?") I am on a missionIt means you have a specific goal in mind, you are taking on a specific task that you consider to be extremely important She is on a mission to locate her sister after the tornado. mission failed Mission failed means that the task you or others were set out to do did not work out. The task was a failure. |It means you didnt complete a mission|@Lanyadara The work that was to be. Ambas frases, "Mission abort!" y "Abort mission!", se utilizan en contextos similares, especialmente en situaciones de emergencia o cuando se necesita cancelar una operación. Sin embargo, hay una.
Old Mission Santa Barbara
