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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Beginning participial phrase
Can you start a sentence with "Supposed to [verb]," ?
Example: Supposed to run, he just kept standing there.
Example: Supposed to run, he just kept standing there.
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That example sentence is super awkward. "Suppose" is easier to use. Example : "Suppose we went to that party? It would be cool."
Supposed example: He was supposed to run, but he just kept standing there.
Supposed example: He was supposed to run, but he just kept standing there.
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