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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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If I see a current result or some action form others regarding s specific situation.
I want to say: this is or was always expected.
Should is or was be used? Or are both possible?
I want to say: this is or was always expected.
Should is or was be used? Or are both possible?
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When referring to a current consequence, can both is or was be used in this sentence: this is expected to happen. this was expected to happen.
- When referring to a current consequence, can both is or was be used in this sentence: this is expected to happen.
- this was expected to happen.
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When referring to a current consequence, can both is or was be used in this sentence:
this is expected to happen.
this was expected to happen.
this is expected to happen.
this was expected to happen.
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