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Liton Das Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Gym

Someone asked me what are you doing I want to tell him that this time I needed to be at the gym can I say like this?

I should be at the gym.

I supposed to be at the gym.

I needed to be at the gym.


I had been in the gym if I would have gone?( i know this answer suitable for when someone asks. are you at the gym?

  

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Liton Das I should be at the gym. I am supposed to be at the gym. I need to be at the gym.

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  • Liton Das I should be at the gym.
  • I am supposed to be at the gym.
  • I need to be at the gym.
  • These all mean roughly the same.
  • "I need ed to be at the gym" is different, as it is talking about a past situation.
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Liton DasI should be at the gym.
I am supposed to be at the gym.
I need to be at the gym.

These all mean roughly the same. "I needed to be at the gym" is different, as it is talking about a past situation. While in the right context these may be possible res

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