Present progressivehe/sheconjugation ofexpect. A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g., I bought a book.).
a. esperar I don't expect any mercy if captured.No espero compasión si me capturan.
b. figurarse I expected as much. That's why I didn't want to come.Ya me lo figuraba. Por eso no quería venir.
c. suponer Things are worse than I expected.Las cosas están peor de lo que suponía.
d. pensar I expected she would cry.Pensé que iba a llorar.
e. prever It is expected that prices will rise.Se prevé una subida de los precios.
a. esperar We expect not to encounter this kind of problem again.Esperamos no volver a topar con el mismo problema.
b. confiar en She expects to pass the exam.Confía en aprobar el examen.
a. esperar Are you expecting someone tonight?¿Esperas a alguien esta noche?
a. imaginarse I expect they're there by now.Me imagino que ahora ya habrán llegado.
b. suponer I expect you don't want to hear from me.Supongo que no quieres saber nada de mí.
a. esperar They are expected to collaborate more than ever before.Se espera que colaboren más que nunca.
b. pretender You can't expect me to do everything.No puedes pretender que yo lo haga todo.
c. querer And what do you expect me to do if there are no jobs?¿Y qué quieres que haga si no hay trabajo?
d. contar con We expect you to bring your car.Contamos con que traigas tu coche.
An intransitive verb is one that does not require a direct object (e.g., The man sneezed.).
a. estar embarazada I discovered I was expecting on my honeymoon.Me enteré de que estaba embarazada en mi luna de miel.
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