Conjugation
expect
Language
English
IndicativePresent
- I expect
- you expect
- you expect
- he/she/it expects
- we expect
- they expect
IndicativePreterite
- I expected
- you expected
- you expected
- he/she/it expected
- we expected
- they expected
IndicativePresent continuous
- I am expecting
- you are expecting
- you are expecting
- he/she/it is expecting
- we are expecting
- they are expecting
IndicativePresent perfect
- I have expected
- you have expected
- you have expected
- he/she/it has expected
- we have expected
- they have expected
IndicativeFuture
- I will expect
- you will expect
- you will expect
- he/she/it will expect
- we will expect
- they will expect
IndicativeFuture perfect
- I will have expected
- you will have expected
- you will have expected
- he/she/it will have expected
- we will have expected
- they will have expected
IndicativePast continous
- I was expecting
- you were expecting
- you were expecting
- he/she/it was expecting
- we were expecting
- they were expecting
IndicativePast perfect
- I had expected
- you had expected
- you had expected
- he/she/it had expected
- we had expected
- they had expected
IndicativeFuture continuous
- I will be expecting
- you will be expecting
- you will be expecting
- he/she/it will be expecting
- we will be expecting
- they will be expecting
IndicativePresent perfect continuous
- I have been expecting
- you have been expecting
- you have been expecting
- he/she/it has been expecting
- we have been expecting
- they have been expecting
IndicativePast perfect continuous
- I had been expecting
- you had been expecting
- you had been expecting
- he/she/it had been expecting
- we had been expecting
- they had been expecting
IndicativeFuture perfect continuous
- I will have been expecting
- you will have been expecting
- you will have been expecting
- he/she/it will have been expecting
- we will have been expecting
- they will have been expecting
ParticiplePresent
- expecting
ParticiplePast
- expected
Perfect participle
- having expected
Examples
Teens and suicide are more closely linked than adults might expect.
In this respect, one could reasonably expect that the Accountant General cannot be independent.