64. 3 Ways To Use "To Be Supposed to"

This little modal verb phrase has been popping up a lot in my
classes and teaching so I want to teach it to you. This is a
common confusion with the verb Suppose (which is different) and
it is VERY common mistake. Students say "It's supposed that"
instead of "to be supposed to" in the correct form. 


I go through and give you 3 clear examples of how we use this
structure in the real life to talk about expectation and
requirement in the present and past tense.


I really encourage you to think about your own sentences with "to
be supposed to" after listening to this episode and to start
using them when you speak English.


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