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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I expect I will be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a belief or anticipation about a future state or action.
Example: "I expect I will be attending the conference next month."
Alternatives: "I anticipate I will be" or "I believe I will be.".
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Also, I expect I will be yellow".
I expect I will be returning to the index of "Land of Promise" with some frequency.
In a week or so, I expect I will be eating and drinking only foodstuffs that go with the taste of tobacco, the way a spritzy Entre-Deux-Mers goes with oysters.
"I expect I will be a little nervous on 20 January 2014, and I might not sleep the night before - but I'll be really excited as well," he told BBC News.
I expect I will be eating only Vicodin for a while.
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I expect I'll be pretty tired.
I expect I'll be here until I die.
Now I expect I'll be in striped pajamas".
I expect I'll be posting regularly about the Yes v.
He said: "I expect I'll be a bit busier against Lyon.
"I expect I'll be getting a lot of calls -- do I want to buy their bees, or their equipment?
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