What do you expect when you expect nothing?
When you expect nothing you shield yourself from the disappointment, so whatever you do get or achieve is an unexpected reward. May these quotes inspire you to expect nothing and appreciate everything that comes into your life. 1. “If you expect nothing from somebody you are never disappointed.”. Sylvia Plath. 2.
Is it grammatically correct when I say, ” I didn’t expect it was so cold here “?
I didn’t expect [that] it would be so cold here. The meaning is basically the same. The second version has a mildly stronger emphasis on your mindset before coming to this new place (looking at it conditionally before your arrival). I am a great believer in the subjunctive mood.
What did Bill Parcells say about expect nothing?
“Blame no one. Expect nothing. Do something.” Bill Parcells 6. “Hope for everything, expect nothing.” Darren Criss 7. “Expect Nothing, Do Your Work, Celebrate.” Jules Olitski 8. “Don’t just show kindness in passing or to be courteous.
Is it wrong to say I didn’t know?
“I didn’t know” is wrong. This is a very common mistake which most common laymen make who don’t have a strong knowledge of English Grammar rules. Look at it in this way: didn’t = did + not. So, ‘did’ can never be followed by a past tense or past participle of a verb; it is always followed by a present tense.
When you expect nothing you shield yourself from the disappointment, so whatever you do get or achieve is an unexpected reward. May these quotes inspire you to expect nothing and appreciate everything that comes into your life. 1. “If you expect nothing from somebody you are never disappointed.”. Sylvia Plath. 2.
I didn’t expect [that] it would be so cold here. The meaning is basically the same. The second version has a mildly stronger emphasis on your mindset before coming to this new place (looking at it conditionally before your arrival). I am a great believer in the subjunctive mood.
“Blame no one. Expect nothing. Do something.” Bill Parcells 6. “Hope for everything, expect nothing.” Darren Criss 7. “Expect Nothing, Do Your Work, Celebrate.” Jules Olitski 8. “Don’t just show kindness in passing or to be courteous.
“I didn’t know” is wrong. This is a very common mistake which most common laymen make who don’t have a strong knowledge of English Grammar rules. Look at it in this way: didn’t = did + not. So, ‘did’ can never be followed by a past tense or past participle of a verb; it is always followed by a present tense.
