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09-Feb-2005, 06:57
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 Supposed Today I am working at 8:00PM and right now it's 11:00AM. And I say: 1. I am supposed to work later. 2. I was supposed to work later. (Is 'was' incorrect, here? Is it because 8:00PM has not past yet? Or is it because of 'later'? Or both?) Thanks. |
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09-Feb-2005, 12:34
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| Re: Supposed I am supposed to work, so I better. I am supposed to work late but I don't want to. I am supposed to work late but I won't. I was supposed to work late but now things have changed, and I don't have to. |
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