關於Supposedly的意思和用法的提問

A: Maraming salamat sa tulong.

A: ”Supposedly, one could get used to it in (amount of time eg. One month)”

”It is possible to get used to it in (amount of time)”

A: "He's supposed to be at work" = "He should be at work"

"He's supposedly at work" = "Someone said that he's at work"

Difficult! 😆

A: I would say "supposedly" when speaking about something that is likely to happen or probably true; e.g. 'Supposedly, this movie is incredibly scary.' or 'Supposedly, the physics teacher gives tons of homework today.' Think of it as being derived from "supposed to". I'd use perhaps when making a suggestion; e.g. 'Perhaps you should try a larger size.'

A: It sounds natural but there should be a comma between was and would

A: You could say it either way. It depends on what you have following. For example, you could say "would be to give him medicine". Or you could say "would be giving him medicine"

A: It would sound better if you said "Supposedly, if a patient is suffering from an incurable disease, the best way to restore his health back to the way it was in his prime would be to...". Make sure your sentence matches and makes sense. In the sentence you stated that the disease was incurable and if a disease is incurable then it can not be cured so your sentence would be "Supposedly, if a patient is suffering from an incurable disease, then there is no way to save him." or something along those lines, but I understood what you meant so good job!

A: yes, i've heard that when meeting someone they will ask your blood type so they can get a feel of your personality, also used in dating

A: I was supposed to have a replacement class tonight but it was cancelled. It was my mistake for not checking the announcement on Whatsapp. I went to the front of the class and no one was there. So then I checked whatsapp and the teacher said that the class had been postponed again because not many students could come.

Is it sound natural?