Passengers walking through Heathrrow T2 International Arrivals

The video tutorial provides an overview of what is expected to be achieved or possessed.

What is the primary focus of the phrase 'supposed to have'?

• To express a past obligation or expectation

• To suggest a hypothetical situation

• To indicate a future event

• To describe a current action

In what context is 'supposed to have' typically used?

• To suggest a future possibility

• To describe a completed action

• To express a missed obligation or expectation

• To indicate a present duty

Which of the following is an example of using 'supposed to have' correctly?

• I supposed to have a meeting tomorrow.

• I am supposed to have finished the report by now.

• I am supposed to have a new car next year.

• I supposed to have been there yesterday.

How does 'supposed to have' differ from 'supposed to'?

• 'Supposed to have' is used in hypothetical situations, while 'supposed to' is not.

• 'Supposed to have' is more formal than 'supposed to'.

• 'Supposed to have' is used for future plans, while 'supposed to' is for past events.

• 'Supposed to have' refers to past expectations, while 'supposed to' refers to present or future expectations.

Which scenario best illustrates the use of 'supposed to have'?

• Discussing a current project

• Reflecting on a missed deadline last week

• Planning a vacation for next year

• Predicting the weather for tomorrow