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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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'Pass' the verb to use?
Pass correct? The english speaker, is there more idiomatic way to formulate?
I was suppose to pass at 8:30 but the doctor wasn't there yet.
It was my turn to pass. The doctor was waiting for me.
Regards
I was suppose to pass at 8:30 but the doctor wasn't there yet.
It was my turn to pass. The doctor was waiting for me.
Regards
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I have no idea what you intend by 'pass' here. The verb phrase is 'be supposed to'.
- I have no idea what you intend by 'pass' here.
- The verb phrase is 'be supposed to'.
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I have no idea what you intend by 'pass' here.
The verb phrase is 'be supposed to'.
The verb phrase is 'be supposed to'.
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