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Fill in the correct form of the infinitive You’re not expected …………. (pay) the whole amount today.
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Fill in the correct form of the infinitive

You’re not expected …………. (pay) the whole amount today.

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you’re not expected to pay…
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I’m not sure if you wrote it wrong or something because the question doesn’t make sense but it would be

You're not expected to pay the whole amount today.
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