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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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"Which is correct? 1. I expect more from you? 2. I expect more of you?
Which is correct?
1. I expect more from you?
2. I expect more of you?
1. I expect more from you?
2. I expect more of you?
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They are very similar, indeed. My take is the from refers to output (of work, for example), while of refers to quality, such as attitude or opinion. Just a gut reaction, here.
- They are very similar, indeed.
- My take is the from refers to output (of work, for example), while of refers to quality, such as attitude or opinion.
- Just a gut reaction, here.
- We'll see what others have to offer.
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They are very similar, indeed. My take is the from refers to output (of work, for example), while of refers to quality, such as attitude or opinion. Just a gut reaction, here. We'll see what others have to offer.
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