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Be supposed to By Bryan Lopez

Be supposed to = They say… Structure: be + supposed to + infinitive verb. It´s supposed to kill flies.

Be supposed to = “have to” or “should” Structure: be + supposed to + infinitive verb. You are supposed to start work at 7:25 every morning.

Be supposed to = What should happen. Structure: be + supposed to + infinitive verb. I´m supposed to be studying for an exam. (But they didn´t)

Be supposed to = What will happen. Structure: be + supposed to + infinitive verb. I´m not supposed to stay out late. (But maybe I will)

Was/were supposed to = what was expected didn´t or won´t happen. Structure: was/were + supposed to + infinitive verb. They were supposed to call me at 5:OO.

Was/were going to = similar meaning and also mean “intended to.” Structure: was/were + going to + infinitive verb. I was going to apply for a job. ( but I didn´t it)