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!
12 comments:
He thought he was supposed to lock all doors.
Maria C. Torres
I was suppose to meet a friend to go walking but, she didn't show up.
I was supposed to meet a friend to go walking but, she didn't show up.
CWillis
My husband is late for dinner I supposed he is working overtime.
Roxana Alvarez
April 09, 2010
I was supposed to have lunch with my mom, but she wasn't feeling well.
Melissa Lobsinger
I was supposed to lock all doors!
Lourdes Perez
I was supposed to meet a friend to go walking but, she didn't show up.
"Correction" I previously left out the "d"
I was supposed to get my car cleaned, but it had rained all day.
Cassandra Jones
I was suppose to go on my date but the babysitter didn't show up.
Angela Richardson
I am supposed to begin dance class tomorrow.
SHENEA WALKER
I was supposed to pick up my daughter from school, but I over slept.
Dorothea M.
I was supposed to go the meeting with Pat, but she was unable to attend.
Verona H
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