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"I wouldn't expect less of him." and "I wouldn't expect less from him." Both are correct?
27 dec. 2011 01:04
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Yes.
27 december 2011
Usually people say "I wouldn't expect anything less from him," and it can be used as a compliment to someone whose standards are always impeccably high. Otherwise it means that he is doing doing what is expected of him.
27 december 2011
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