It is expected/intended
Why is "expected" wrong, please?
"It is ...to employ 500 people in the factory. (expected/intended)
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to employ 500 people in the factory. (expected/intended) These do not work. Active voice: The subject of the main clause and non-finite clause are the same.
- to employ 500 people in the factory.
- (expected/intended) These do not work.
- Active voice: The subject of the main clause and non-finite clause are the same.
- They expect to employ 500 people in the factory.
- They intend to employ 500 people in the factory.
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Tara2"It is ...to employ 500 people in the factory. (expected/intended)
These do not work.
Active voice: The subject of the main clause and non-finite clause are the same.
They expect to employ 500 people in the factory.
They intend to employ 500 people in the factory.
Passive voice: The full complement clause is required. The subject
0Tara2Why is "expected" wrong, please?
"It is ...to employ 500 people in the factory. (expected/intended)
It's not wrong. I found the following online.
The plant will be located on 300 acres northeast of Austin. It is expected to employ 1,000 workers.
That's a really bad question, by the way. I can't see why anyone woul
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