Hi everyone,
In this sentence,
As a matter of fact, I have been admitted by the PhD program of Electrical Engineering and will be supposed to conduct research in the fast-growing and promising field of Fault Tolerant Embedded Systems with my superviosr Dr. X, who has promised to fund me with $1500 per month.
1. Is "will be" correct?
2. Do I need "with" here?
Thank you very much!
By the way, are there any other grammtic errors in this sentence? If yes, could you please point them out?
1 I'd change it to will conduct research or to conduct research. Supposed suggests that you might not actually do the work.
2 I don't see the need.
I think that you can also put in the present continuous "also used to refer to the near future" and it becomes : ....and I'm supposed to become....
2 . I don't think that you need "with".
You are asking two grammar questions, wang-cupid.
And you want to know if there are any other grammatical errors.
Avoid grammatic, even if the word actually exists.
Rover
All good comments but to summarize from my viewpoint:
1) change will be to am
1a) This leads to Tdol's comment...why supposed? :) But I am ok with "am supposed to"
2) with is optional here