Hi everybody

 

I have a question about the verbs "conduct" and "carry out". 

 

Are they  synonyns? Are they used for the same purpose? or there is a slight difference , perhaps "conduct" means the way you organize the taks?. I have the doubt.

 

For example:

 

She carried ut the task efficiently.

She conducted the task efficiently  

 

Thanks in advance 

 

 

 

Found this on Internet:

In many cases they are interchangeable, but,
"Carry out" can suggest that you are following instructions or a protocol, or an order, while "conduct" is usually for the person or organization leading the operation.
Also, conduct isn�t usually used for a single action, but for a process with many steps.

"Conduct a survey" and "carry out a survey" are the same, but "carry out orders" is correct while "conduct orders" doesn�t make sense.

Sounds good! 

Thanks a lot.