Object

• outcome: Here is an example of the expected outcomes for History at KS3.

• anything: As one would expect, anything conventional - particularly I-Mag - was out the question.

• standard: I shall expect a very high standard from you That was the end of the meeting.

• growth: All sectors expect further growth in business volumes in the third quarter, with business with private customers remaining particularly buoyant.

• reply: If this is not possible we will explain why and give you a date by which you can expect a full reply.

• date: The next expected renewal date for the Partnership Marketing roster is April 2010.

Preposition: that

• student: It is expected that students and staff will make reasonable efforts to resolve matters at the outset.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• less: I wouldn't expect anything less than a full refund, and a real effort to find a replacement photographer.

Adjective complement

• more: Would not expect more than 2-3 goals maximum per year.

Modifying Another Word

• reasonably: Students can reasonably expect their own rooms to be places where their individual preferences are respected and not ignored.

• normally: For situations, other than medical or last minute computer problems, you are normally expected to submit the request 7 days in advance.

Used with why or when

• when: Explains what GUM clinics are and what can be expected when you visit one.

• that: I don't expect that was in the local press at the time!

Infinitive complement

• attend: Servers are expected to attend Church on a regular basis, whether on the serving schedule or not.

• see: The guards behave with the same cruelty you expect to see from SS officers in lurid second world war movies.

• pay: Expect to pay from £ 9.95 to £ 19.95.

• contribute: Members would be expected to contribute at least 3-4 days per month.

• continue: In the short term at least, the overall upward trend is expected to continue.

• find: Not the first thing you expect to find in a rural village!

Preposition: of

• graduate: Like other Music courses at Leeds, the program aims to balance personal exploration and the skills and knowledge expected of a music graduate.