0Some recent media reports suggested Mr Woolmer, 58, may have been injected with snake venom before he died. 02br 00"It is not snake venom," deputy commissioner of police Mark Shields, who is heading the investigation, said. 02br 00Pathology and toxicology tests were nearly complete and police hoped to have the results soon, Mr Shields said. 02br 02br 00Mr Woolmer was killed in his Kingston hotel room the day after his side lost to Ireland in the cricket World Cup. 02br 00Mr Shields said speculation about poisoning was "causing a lot of distress" to Mr Woolmer's family in South Africa. 02br 02br 00---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------02br 00What is the meaning of 'police hoped to have the results soon' ?02br 00Does it mean the police couldn't get the report as yet though the investigations were almost completed?02br 0-
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0 The police are waiting for the results to come from the laboratory, and expect them imminently.02br 02br 00The investigations seem far from being complete.0-
0G'day Rex,02br 02br 00Police hoped to have the results (conclusions) of the tests soon.02br 02br 00These results will show what type of toxins were present in the body.02br 02br 00See ya02br 02br 00Stannum0-
0 I got two contrasting answers. I am a bit confused. I don't know which is the correct answer.02br 00I just want to know the nature of this sentence.02br 00Is it a perfect infinitive sentence? I doubt it.0-
0 Yes, I know to say something like 'to have eaten' or 'to have bought' is perfect infinitive. As you wrote 'to have had' is perfect infinitive.02br 00So here is a simple infinitive sentence.0-