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SuperESL Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Expectation / Expectations
Hello,
I have come across this sentence in an academic text:
"With high expectation of the nascent Communist regime, he took his family......from the US to China in 1949."
Should it be 'expectation' or 'expectations' here? What I usually see is 'expectations' when the word is used in this sense, as in "parents often have unrealistic expectations of their children."
Thank you.
I have come across this sentence in an academic text:
"With high expectation of the nascent Communist regime, he took his family......from the US to China in 1949."
Should it be 'expectation' or 'expectations' here? What I usually see is 'expectations' when the word is used in this sense, as in "parents often have unrealistic expectations of their children."
Thank you.
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I am sorry, but do you think it should be expectation or expectations? Thank you.
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