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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
EXPECTING
Is EXPECTING THE RIGHT WORD?
- Are you expecting to call me anytime soon.
Can you please help me with this sentece?
- How can you expect people to be there for you when you're not even there for you children when they most need you. You can't need her bacause when you do she's never there.
Thank you
- Are you expecting to call me anytime soon.
Can you please help me with this sentece?
- How can you expect people to be there for you when you're not even there for you children when they most need you. You can't need her bacause when you do she's never there.
Thank you
Top answer
You're neglecting your question marks again! Any sentence that is grammatically a question needs one at the end. "Are you expecting to call me anytime soon ?
- You're neglecting your question marks again!
- Any sentence that is grammatically a question needs one at the end.
- "Are you expecting to call me anytime soon ?
- " -- In BrE, "anytime" (one word) is frowned upon, but I believe it's more widely accepted in AmE.
- Apart from that quibble, the sentence is OK.
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You're neglecting your question marks again! Any sentence that is grammatically a question needs one at the end.
"Are you expecting to call me anytime soon?" -- In BrE, "anytime" (one word) is frowned upon, but I believe it's more widely accepted in AmE. Apart from that quibble, the sentence is OK.
"How can you expect people to be there for you when you're not even there
"Are you expecting to call me anytime soon?" -- In BrE, "anytime" (one word) is frowned upon, but I believe it's more widely accepted in AmE. Apart from that quibble, the sentence is OK.
"How can you expect people to be there for you when you're not even there
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