Ex. 3-Supposed to: questions

Explanation

Look at the following examples of questions with supposed to:

Am I supposed to get my car inspected every year? Yes, you are.
Are you supposed to work late tonight? No, I'm not.
Is it supposed to rain tomorrow? No, it's not.
Is Lori supposed to be here now? Yes, she is.
Are we supposed to read unit 4? Yes, you are.

What are we supposed to do after the break?
When is the plane supposed to arrive?
Instructions. Form questions with supposed to using the verbs in parenthesis.
Example:
A: (call) Am I supposed to call the police about noise problems?
B: You certainly can call them. Most cities have noise ordinances which are enforced by the police.

1. A: (fill out) I both sides of this form?
B: Yes, fill out both sides please.

2. A: (make) customers an appointment for a haircut?
B: Most barbers and hairdressers take appointments but it's not usually required.

3. A: (leave) What time ?
B: We're supposed to leave at 8:00 but not everyone is here yet.

4. A: (be) How long the composition ?
B: Professor Salvatori said it is supposed to be ten pages not including end notes.

5. A: (do) What we now?
B: We're supposed to continue with the next unit.

6. A: (rain) it tomorrow?
B: I think there's a chance of rain.

7. A: (be) What the weather like Saturday?
B: It's supposed to be partly cloudy but it's not supposed to rain.

8. A: (work) How this photocopier ?
B: You have to push the clear button first.