BE SUPPOSED TO

What is the grammatical structure of 'supposed to'?

• It is formed with the verb 'to be' + 'supposed to' + base form of the verb.

• It is formed with the verb 'to have' + 'supposed to' + past participle of the verb.

• It is formed with the verb 'to do' + 'supposed to' + gerund form of the verb.

• It is formed with the verb 'to be' + 'supposed' + infinitive form of the verb.

Is the following sentence correct? 'He is supposed to go to the store.'

• Yes, it is correct.

• No, it is incorrect.

• It is partially correct.

• It depends on the context.

What is the difference between 'supposed to' and 'suppose to'?

• 'Supposed to' indicates obligation or expectation.

• 'Suppose to' is a common phrase used in everyday language.

• Both phrases mean the same thing and can be used interchangeably.

• 'Suppose to' is a correct alternative to 'supposed to'.

What does 'be supposed to' mean in English?

• It indicates a suggestion or recommendation.

• It indicates an expectation or obligation to do something.

• It indicates a possibility or chance of something happening.

• It indicates a past event or action.

How can 'supposed to' indicate a plan that did not happen?

• It indicates a plan that was expected but did not occur, e.g., 'We were supposed to go hiking, but it rained.'

• It shows a plan that was successfully completed, e.g., 'We were supposed to go hiking, and we did.'

• It refers to a plan that was never considered, e.g., 'We were never supposed to go hiking.'

• It suggests a plan that is still pending, e.g., 'We are supposed to go hiking next week.'

What is the negative form of 'supposed to'?

• not supposed to

• never supposed to

• not meant to

• not allowed to

Provide an example of 'supposed to' in a future context.

• They are supposed to arrive tomorrow.

• They were supposed to arrive yesterday.

• They are supposed to arrive next week.

• They will be supposed to arrive today.

How is 'supposed to' used in a sentence?

• It is used to express a suggestion, e.g., 'You should try to finish your homework.'

• It is used to express what is expected or required, e.g., 'I am supposed to finish my homework by 5 PM.'

• It is used to indicate a possibility, e.g., 'I might finish my homework by 5 PM.'

• It is used to express a desire, e.g., 'I want to finish my homework by 5 PM.'

How do you express a past obligation using 'supposed to'?

• Use the present tense of 'to be', e.g., 'I am supposed to call you yesterday.'

• Use the past tense of 'to be', e.g., 'I was supposed to call you yesterday.'

• Use the future tense of 'to be', e.g., 'I will be supposed to call you yesterday.'

• Use the present perfect tense of 'to be', e.g., 'I have been supposed to call you yesterday.'

Identify the correct form of 'supposed to' in this sentence: 'They ___ (be) at the meeting yesterday.'

• They are supposed to be at the meeting yesterday.

• They were supposed to be at the meeting yesterday.

• They will be supposed to be at the meeting yesterday.

• They have been supposed to be at the meeting yesterday.