"I will never be complete" This is a quote from Fight Club. Is it correct grammar? I am curious.&nbsp;What about?&nbsp;"..will never be completed" , or do we only use this structure for projects or bu

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"I will never be complete"

This is a quote from Fight Club. Is it correct grammar? I am curious.

What about?

"..will never be completed" , or do we only use this structure for projects or buildings; for example, this building will never be completed.

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The first rule of the Fight Club is not to talk about the Fight Club. The second rule of the Fight Club is not to talk about the Fight Club.

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Well I think those 2 things are different.

1) I will never be complete (as a person) without you, if you break up with me now.

2) I am a robot, and my creator is trying to assemble me by Labor Day. At the rate that he is working, I will never be completed.

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In this case, I think, "complete" is not used as a verb, but an adjective.

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"I will never be complete"

In this case, complete acts as an adjective.
"Having every necessary or normal part or component or step"

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It sounds totally normal to me. I’ve heard this expression many, many times before. Completed would be totally wrong.

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الصينية (المندرية), الصينية (الكانتونية), الإنجليزية, الفرنسية

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