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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
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supposed to
A. You are supposed to have finished your homework but you still hasn't finished it, it's 10pm now.
B. You were supposed to have made dinner when the guests arrived. You did nothing not got even ready.
Is my understanding correct??
B. You were supposed to have made dinner when the guests arrived. You did nothing not got even ready.
Is my understanding correct??
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A. You are supposed to have finished your homework but you still haven't finished it. It's 10 pm now.
- A.
- You are supposed to have finished your homework but you still haven't finished it.
- It's 10 pm now.
- B.
- You were supposed to have made dinner when the guests arrived.
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A. You are supposed to have finished your homework but you still haven't finished it. It's 10 pm now.
B. You were supposed to have made dinner when the guests arrived. You did nothing to even get ready.
B. You were supposed to have made dinner when the guests arrived. You did nothing to even get ready.
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Thanks a lot, Mister Micawber. Could you check these too?
A. You were supposed to call me yesterday but you didn't.
B. You were supposed to be taking care of the baby but you were cleaning the room.
A. You were supposed to call me yesterday but you didn't.
B. You were supposed to be taking care of the baby but you were cleaning the room.
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Those are OK, too. Usually, 'supposed to do' and 'supposed to have done' have the same intent in the past.
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