“Your suppose to be here. I suppose that you're there?”
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Supposed to vs. Suppose
Suppose" is a verb, "supposed" is an adjective in "supposed to.
The comparisoni
“You're supposed to be here. I suppose you're there.”
The ruleii
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Use "supposed to" (with 'd') for obligation, "suppose" for assumptions.
People often write "suppose to" instead of "supposed to."
Memory aidiii
Remember it like this
Use "supposed to" (with 'd') for obligation, "suppose" for assumptions.