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Pamela81 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
To be supposed doing something
Hi,
can I say as follows?
" Fair´s authorities are supposed providing for this" (to provide or providing?)
Am I wrong to think hat when I use "to be supposed ...."the action forcasted is not certain 100% ?
Do you know what I mean?
Example:
"Tomorrow I am supposed going to Prague". (not sure, probably)
Thank you for checking
Pamela
can I say as follows?
" Fair´s authorities are supposed providing for this" (to provide or providing?)
Am I wrong to think hat when I use "to be supposed ...."the action forcasted is not certain 100% ?
Do you know what I mean?
Example:
"Tomorrow I am supposed going to Prague". (not sure, probably)
Thank you for checking
Pamela
Top answer
The Fair authorities are supposed to be providing / supposed to provide for this. "the action forcasted is not certain 100% ? -- Yes, I know what you mean.
- The Fair authorities are supposed to be providing / supposed to provide for this.
- "the action forcasted is not certain 100% ?
- -- Yes, I know what you mean.
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The Fair authorities are supposed to be providing / supposed to provide for this.
Am I wrong to think hat when I use "to be supposed ...."the action forcasted is not certain 100% ? Do you know what I mean?-- Yes, I know what you mean. 'Supposed to' is unrelated to probability or likelihood; that will have to be accommodated with additional text: 'The Fair authorities
Am I wrong to think hat when I use "to be supposed ...."the action forcasted is not certain 100% ? Do you know what I mean?-- Yes, I know what you mean. 'Supposed to' is unrelated to probability or likelihood; that will have to be accommodated with additional text: 'The Fair authorities
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