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Double check means to look at something again to make sure it is correct. For example, you can say I wanted to be sure I locked the door, so I double checked it. It means you are being careful to avoid mistakes, so you are checking what you did again.

A schedule is a plan that shows when things will happen. For example, a school schedule shows what time classes start and end. It helps you know what to do at different times of the day. In a project, you could use it to estimate the days certain parts of the project start and end.

Accurate means something is correct and has no mistakes. For example, if a clock shows the right time, it is accurate. It means the information is true and exact.

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double

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In this context, it means the same as again.

checked

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A verb similar to verify. Use its past form.

schedule

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A synonym for timeline in this case, the times when parts of the project are to occur.

accurate

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A synonym for precise or exact.

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