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- 24-Nov-2007, 16:00 #1
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"to be or not to be" May I ask which one of the following sentences is correct?
It is expected to be announced the next meeting.
It is expected to announce at(?) the next meeting.
Thanks for helping.
- 24-Nov-2007, 16:28 #2
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Teacher Re: "to be or not to be" It is expected to be announced at the next meeting.
Originally Posted by alal6375 
Cheers,
Amigos4
- 25-Nov-2007, 03:26 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: "to be or not to be" Originally Posted by amigos4 
Thanks.
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