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I (expect) good news today​

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Answered by Shaizakincsem
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Making correct sentences.

Explanation:

  • The correct sentence is this:
  • ''I expected a good news today''.
  • We make a good and correct sentence on the base of grammatical organizations.
  • It also depends upon the correct use of the form of the verb.
  • The right use of helping verbs with punctuations gives us the perfect sentence.
  • The spellings should be correct and the use of proper grammar.

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Answered by smartbrainz
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I expected a good news today.

EXPLANATION:  

  • In the given question it is not mentioned in which tense we need to change the sentence and to use the given verb accordingly. So, there are two ways in which we can approach this question.
  • We can either use the simple past form of the verb given, if we are to use the simple past tense then the sentence would be: I expected a good news today.

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