[Grammar] use of 'suppose to'

[sriky]

"Without permission you are not suppose to carry the cell phone inside the factory".- is this sentence correct?

 

[Kondorosi]

You are not supposed to take your cell phone inside the factory without proper permission.

 

[sriky]

Thanks very much.

May I request other members too to post their views?

 

[bhaisahab]

Thanks very much.

May I request other members too to post their views?

I agree with Kondorosi.

 

[Raymott]

"Without permission you are not suppose to carry the cell phone inside the factory".- is this sentence correct?

Just in case you're missing the important point, the expression is "supposed to".
You are supposed to ask. It is supposed that you will ask.

 

[BobK]

:up: This is hard to hear, because the /d/ assimilates to the /t/ (switching off the voicing). And because it's hard to hear, many people who have learnt by ear omit it.

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