...a council workman who expects to lose his job in the next few weeks. [VERB to-infinitive]
I am expecting several important letters but nothing has arrived. [VERB noun]
There are many thing to expect when selling and buying homes on the international real estate market.
Person would expect from a short title.
He wasn't expecting our hospitality. [VERB noun]
Don't expect an instant cure. [VERB noun]
A huge part of the wedding budget is always reserved for the photography and the couples expect nothing but the very best shots from their service provider.
If you are considering enrolling on a bodyguard training course, there are a number of things that you should expect from your instructor.
She was expecting another baby. [VERB noun]
He expects to win
The practices that the merchant implements in their internet business will have an impact on the level of success that they can expect to enjoy.
Expect implies a considerable degree of confidence that a particular event will happen [to expect guests for dinner]; anticipate implies a looking forward to something with a foretaste of the pleasure or distress it promises, or a realizing of something in advance, and a taking of steps to meet it [to anticipate trouble]; hope implies a desire for something, accompanied by some confidence in the belief that it can be realized [to hope for the best]; await implies a waiting for, or a being ready for, a person or thing [a hearty welcome awaits you]
We expect good news today
The boss expects us to work late today
I expected you sooner
To expect a reward
I expect to receive wages. I expect that the troops will be defeated.
You are expected to get the task done by the end of next week.
