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The phrase "everyone is expected to" is a grammatically correct and commonly used structure in written English.
It can be used to express an obligation or responsibility that is placed on every person in a group. Example: In this company, everyone is expected to complete their assigned tasks on time.
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Everyone is invited and everyone is expected to attend.
Now everyone is expected to work hard so there are no weaknesses," said Halsall.
Everyone is expected to vomit; if they do not, it is regarded as inauspicious.
Training is part of the deal here and everyone is expected to develop".
"It is back to serious business, and everyone is expected to look professional," she said.
At midnight, everyone is expected to gather in the main auditorium.
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"Since the T logo is the thing that everyone is expecting to see anyway, I put that in first," he said.
Kentucky is the race which everyone is expecting to be the close one tomorrow night, but really at this point it seems like everyone is relying almost entirely on their gut feelings.
Everyone was expected to survive, he said.
— Eric Asimov Ecosalon: Everyone's expected to be food-fluent these days.
"I went to a grammar school and everyone was expected to go to university," Hughes explains.
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