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Natalli. Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Infinitive
Dear Teachers
I am not quite sure if we have infinitive after the word 'expect'.
As far as I remember it should be, like 'I expect him to go'.
Please, help me understand it better.
Regards
Nata...
I am not quite sure if we have infinitive after the word 'expect'.
As far as I remember it should be, like 'I expect him to go'.
Please, help me understand it better.
Regards
Nata...
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Natalli. 'I expect him to go' Correct. - CB
- Natalli.
- 'I expect him to go' Correct.
- - CB
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If there's no intervening word, you're talking about yourself.
I expect to go. = I expect (*me) to go. = I expect that I will go.
CJ
I expect to go. = I expect (*me) to go. = I expect that I will go.
CJ
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