[Grammar] use of Suppose

Please correct this

This is just for your information that we have kept our daily meeting on hold.
We have suppose to do the same after hear from you.

rahuldhoble said:

Please correct this

This is just for your information that we have kept our daily meeting on hold.
We have suppose to do the same after hear from you.

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"This is to inform you that we have put the daily meeting on hold, as you requested."
There are other possibilities, but I think this covers your intended meaning.

The word "suppose" can mean two things each of which changes its usage. (1)It can mean "think"... I suppose you are a teacher.In the past form,just as "think" becomes "thought","suppose" also becomes "supposed"...when I saw him in that attire I Supposed he was a king. (2)"suppose" may also mean "expected to" but in this context it must always carry a "d" and must be preceded by a verb "be"...she is supposed to...I am supposed to...we are supposed to etc

These could also help: She suppose to be here by now(incorrect) She supposes to say sorry anytime she is at fault(incorrect) She supposed to call me for the meaning(incorrect) You have suppose/supposed(incorrect) The following are correct ways of using the word... DO YOU SUPPOSE(THINK) I HAVE AN AGENDA? SHE SUPPOSES(THINKS) LIFE IS A BED OF ROSES.ARE WE SUPPSED(EXPECTED)TO SAY SORRY? ETC