Suppose someone tosses out this desecrated phrase. How are
you supposed to react? (Yes, this is something we were supposed to learn in
grammar school.)
OK, I suppose “You’re s’pose to” would be even worse.
Still, when a certain level of intention or expectation is
attached to your response or responsibility, people suppose you will believe or
act in a certain way. They suppose you will do what you are supposed to do (at
least, in their eyes).
Simply put, you’re supposed to know better. (C’mon. You knew
that was coming.)
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