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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
expect?
1. I don't really expect / I'm not really expecting to pass first time.
Similar examples are -
2. Do you honestly expect me / Are you honestly expecting me to believe it?
3. Does he expect / Is he expecting to get it over with?
What's the difference in meaning or nuance?
Similar examples are -
2. Do you honestly expect me / Are you honestly expecting me to believe it?
3. Does he expect / Is he expecting to get it over with?
What's the difference in meaning or nuance?
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Anonymous I'm not really expecting to pass the first time. The expectation of failure has persisted in your brain for some time. Anonymous I don't really expect to pass the first time.
- Anonymous I'm not really expecting to pass the first time.
- The expectation of failure has persisted in your brain for some time.
- Anonymous I don't really expect to pass the first time.
- You just expressed a once-off opinion.
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AnonymousI'm not really expecting to pass the first time.The expectation of failure has persisted in your brain for some time.
Anonymous I don't really expect to pass the first time.You just expressed a once-off opinion.
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Thank you very much, Alphecca. 
For a better understanding, would you make a good dialogue for each of them?
For a better understanding, would you make a good dialogue for each of them?
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