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Blumpi Nogres Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Suppose

'The teacher taught us drawing, but not the conventional way he was supposed to.'

Have I used the word 'supposed' correctly in the above sentence?

  

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Blumpi Nogres Have I used the word 'supposed' correctly in the above sentence? You have used 'supposed to' correctly. 'Supposed' and 'supposed to' have different meanings.

— Mister Micawber

  • Blumpi Nogres Have I used the word 'supposed' correctly in the above sentence?
  • You have used 'supposed to' correctly.
  • 'Supposed' and 'supposed to' have different meanings.
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Blumpi NogresHave I used the word 'supposed' correctly in the above sentence?

You have used 'supposed to' correctly. 'Supposed' and 'supposed to' have different meanings.

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