Choosing the verb rather than the noun usually produces a more concise, emphatic sentence. A noun derived from a verb is called a nominalization. In the sentences below, change the nominalizations to verbs. Waldo made a search for the hidden profit. We have the expectation that the global economy will continue to make a recovery .
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Waldo searched for the hidden profit. We expect that the global economy will continue to recover . Answers appear below. After assessing the accounting principles used, reviewing the significant estimates made by management, and evaluating the financial statement, we believe that our recommendations are reasonable. Bring abstractions down to earth.