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Vincent Teo Posted 14 years ago
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to prepare a musical performance

Can I say,

(a) She is expecting to prepare a musical performance from you.

(b) She is expecting a musical performance from you.
  

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Vincent Teo "She is expecting to prepare a musical performance from you. I guess you mean "She is expecting you to prepare a musical performance.

— Mjcbrown

  • Vincent Teo "She is expecting to prepare a musical performance from you.
  • I guess you mean "She is expecting you to prepare a musical performance.
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Vincent Teo"She is expecting to prepare a musical performance from you. " is wrong.I guess you mean "She is expecting you to prepare a musical performance.
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Thanks, but I can't see anything wrong...

(a) She is expecting to prepare a musical performance from you.

(b) She is expecting a musical performance from you.
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Vincent Teo I can't see anything wrong... She is expecting to prepare a musical performance from you.
One cannot prepare a performance from another person.
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