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Norwolf Posted 13 years ago
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1?I expect there to be a big response to our advertisement.
2?There is expected to be a big response to our advertisement.
Do the two above have the same meaning, please?
Thank you in advance.

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I expect there to be a big response to our advertisement. There is expected to be a big response to our advertisement. Do the two above have the same meaning, please?

— Canadian45

  • I expect there to be a big response to our advertisement.
  • There is expected to be a big response to our advertisement.
  • Do the two above have the same meaning, please?
  • They are not the same, because the first sentence specifies that I am the one who expects a big response.
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1?I expect there to be a big response to our advertisement.
2?There is expected to be a big response to our advertisement.
Do the two above have the same meaning, please? They are not the same, because the first sentence specifies that I am the one who expe
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