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0 It is 01 b 00 expected/intended 02 b 00 to employ 300 poeple in the factory. 02 br
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00 I think 01 b 00 expected 02 b 00 is the right answer here but my textbook says 01 b 00 intended 02 b 00 is right. WHY? 0-
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00 I think 01 b 00 expected 02 b 00 is the right answer here but my textbook says 01 b 00 intended 02 b 00 is right. WHY? 0-
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0 I suppose 01 i 00 it 02 i 00 refers to something like a new law. 02 br
01 i 00 The new law is expected to employ people 02 i 00 doesn't make sense because a law can't employ people; it can only govern how people may be employed. 02 br
01 i 00 The new law is intended to employ people 02 i 00 makes sense because the law may have been
01 i 00 The new law is expected to employ people 02 i 00 doesn't make sense because a law can't employ people; it can only govern how people may be employed. 02 br
01 i 00 The new law is intended to employ people 02 i 00 makes sense because the law may have been
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0 There's a subtle difference in meaning, but both would commonly be used in this situation. 02 br
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00 When the factory was designed it was intended to employ 300 people. Conditions may have changed - products, production methods. It's now expected to employ 200. You could say the intention of/for the factory has not changed. The factory is still intended to employ 300
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00 When the factory was designed it was intended to employ 300 people. Conditions may have changed - products, production methods. It's now expected to employ 200. You could say the intention of/for the factory has not changed. The factory is still intended to employ 300
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