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These words express necessity or obligation. They usually indicate that someone else has imposed conditions on us.
Necessity or ObligationSample sentences from the article: Have to / Has to / Had to These words express necessity or obligation. They usually indicate that someone else has imposed conditions on us. For example:
A related expression is be supposed to.
In the negative, these expressions have different meanings. For example:
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![]() written by sonia verma, September 22, 2008
plz make me clear the uses of supposed to. plz give me some more examples
written by subhajit chatterjee, October 19, 2008
please make me clear the uses of 'might' and 'supposed to'
written by sisi, October 27, 2008
i didn't understand what means has to??it's very confused!!!!
Please SOS written by Fatiha, October 27, 2008
I'm very satisfied for this lesson, I want that you will send me other lessons for inderstand more the english. Thanks
written by zil, February 20, 2009
is it right if i use these sentence " we are supposed to meet today"
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