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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

a silly problem...............but hav a look

what is the meaning of the phrase:--

'.............suppose to..................'

here dots are used to give a look of a sentence to above problem.my actual problem is that i don't no where i should use 'suppose to'or 'supposed to'bcz i don't know the actual meaning of these phrases.so pls giv me a gud explanation so that my problem should be resolved.if possible also giv some examples.

thx in advance.
  

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my actual problem is that i don't no where i should use 'suppose to'or 'supposed In simple terms, suppos ed to means expected or required to. eg I am suppos ed to call my friend at 6pm tomorrow. At 6pm tomorrow, he will be waiting beside his phone.

  • my actual problem is that i don't no where i should use 'suppose to'or 'supposed In simple terms, suppos ed to means expected or required to.
  • eg I am suppos ed to call my friend at 6pm tomorrow.
  • At 6pm tomorrow, he will be waiting beside his phone.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

what is the meaning of the phrase:--

'.............suppose to..................'

here dots are used to give a look of a sentence to above problem.my actual problem is that i don't no where i should use 'suppose to'or 'supposed

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thx for ur explanation..........but i'm confused also in the correct usage of 'suppose to'and'supposed to'...........................pls also explain me the places where these two are used grammatically.
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Hi,

thx for ur explanation..........but i'm confused also in the correct usage of 'suppose to'and'supposed to'...........................pls also explain me the places where these two are used grammatically.

When English learners say 'I am suppose to . . . ', they are making a mistake and should be saying 'I am supposed to . . '. So, concentrate on

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