Question

We didn't expect you ...it A.to do B.to be done D.to have been done

Answer 1

We didn't expect you to do it.

Answer 2

The correct option in this case is D. "to have been done."

The sentence "We didn't expect you" implies that something was done or completed, but the exact action is not mentioned in the given sentence. However, the use of "didn't expect" suggests that the action was already completed before the expectation was formed.

The phrase "to have been done" indicates a completed action in the past. Therefore, it fits logically with the sentence, implying that something had already been done, and the speaker or writer did not anticipate it.

Options A and B are incorrect because they use the infinitive form of the verb ("to do" and "to be done") without indicating that the action has already been completed. The correct form should convey the past completion of the action, as indicated by option D.