be expected to perform

Frequency: 7.219.5 per million words

Used when there is an obligation or general assumption that someone will perform.

performVERB + PERFORM

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be expected to

Examples (10)

  • Students are expected to perform well in their final exams.
  • As a surgeon, he is expected to perform complex operations with precision.
  • New employees are expected to perform their duties according to company policy.
  • The lead actor was expected to perform his own stunts in the action movie.
  • Our team is expected to perform better in the next match.
  • Technology is expected to perform reliably under extreme conditions.
  • Government officials are expected to perform their roles with integrity.
  • The pianist was expected to perform a difficult concerto for the audition.
  • Every citizen is expected to perform their civic responsibilities.
  • The machine was expected to perform the task automatically without human intervention.