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Minhuoc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

expected/expectant.

Is "expected" different from "expectant"? How different are they? Please help me.

Can I use "expectant" in this sentence?

"Expectant/ expected objections to the plan haven't happened."

Thanks.
  

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No, you can't. Look at any dictionary, then tell us what you didn't understand there. Expecting (which is one meaning of expectant ) isn't the same as expected .

— Marius Hancu

  • No, you can't.
  • Look at any dictionary, then tell us what you didn't understand there.
  • Expecting (which is one meaning of expectant ) isn't the same as expected .
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No, you can't.

Look at any dictionary, then tell us what you didn't understand there.

Expecting (which is one meaning of expectant) isn't the same as expected.
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