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The phrase "activities is done" is not correct in English
It should be "activities are done" to match the plural subject with the correct verb form. You can use it when referring to the completion of multiple activities or tasks. Example: "After a long day of work, I can finally say that all the activities are done."
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My quota of adrenaline activities is done and dusted - or so I thought.
Proper oversight of ongoing intelligence activities is done by fully briefing the members of the intelligence committee".
Most of the modeling of visualization of activities is done offline, thereby making the rendering engine capable of meeting real-time rendering requirements.
Of course, the focus on assessing, monitoring and intervening around online activities is done within the broader context of the overall functioning of the youth.
The definition of activities is done in FSSIM-AM and is usually based on the assumption of average weather conditions, as uncertainty in yields and prices is incorporated through the risk programming approach.
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In the most of civil projects, many activities are done in the vicinity of each other.
Mr. Langer said the improper activities were done from the early 1990's until the complaint was filed in 1998.
Even though the process tailoring activities are done before starting a project, they are not given high importance.
Iranian TV quoted Khamenei as urging Mousavi to try to keep the violence from escalating and saying, "It is necessary that activities are done with dignity".
But Valentin Zavadnikov, deputy chairman of the executive board at the utility, said, "All activities are done for economic reasons and economic reasons alone".
Similarly, a description of weekly activities was done, in more or less detail, by all students.
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