be supposed to

Use "be supposed to" when someone or a group of people have an expectation of another person. The verb "be" changes according to the subject and the verb tense, either present tense or past tense. The present tense form of "be supposed to" is often used to talk about the future: I'm supposed to meet some friends later today. The situation is in the future, but you use the present tense form to talk about it.

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Mmm another tricky verb is "to MANAGE" (at least for a foreign student of English) .... just a tip for your next lesson ;)

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Please can you explain to us "remember +infinitive and remember + gerund" of their difference?

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Thanks for the lesson, I have a question, is/ are supposed to and need to go or must go or have to go or should go. What is the difference between these? They all mean almost the same thing in the language I speak. Thanks in advance🙏

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What I like most in your explanations is the underscoring of the position of the main verb in the sentence and its grammatical tense.

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