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Direction: Use the correct expression:
I_____the patient will die.

  1. A
    hope
  2. B
    think
  3. C
    see
  4. D
    am afraid

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In English grammar and semantics, the expression "I am afraid" is idiomatically used as a polite way to introduce or express anxiety, regret, or concern about an unfortunate, unwelcome, or negative piece of news (such as the impending death of a patient). It would be contextually incorrect to use "hope" for an undesirable event.

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Direction: Use the correct expression:
I_____the patient will die.
A
hope
B
think
C
see
D
am afraid

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