In writing (and even speaking), it's important to use your words and phrases correctly. This next series of blog posts will focus on some commonly misused phrases. These items are ones highlighted on the Weber State University webpage.
Problem phrase: Supposed to
Rule: Do not omit the "d."
The phrase "suppose to" is incorrect.
I was supposed to go running today, but the rain stopped me.
Try using it correctly in a sentence!
8 comments:
I was supposed to return my homework to Ms. Lee, but my dog ate it while I was sleeping.
Suetto C.
Yesterday, I was supposed to take a test, but unfortunately it was cancelled due to the hurricane.
Indira H.
We were supposed to go to dinner, but the restaurant was closed when we got there.
I was supposed to finish my work by noon, but I was interrupted several times this morning.
Maria Rodriguez-Trelles
I was supposed to wash the dishes, but I decided to use the dishwasher.
Geraldine G.
You're not supposed to make copies without paying for them.
You're not supposed to drive without a seatbelt on.
The test is not supposed to take lomg. It will only be about 45 minutes.
Luz Croce
Sharon was supposed to visit her grandmother, but unfortunately she has an emergency.
Karla Banton
If im supposed to add eggs why didn't it say that in the recipe?
-Bradley B.
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