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Huh? They're supposed to already be open.
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The newest treatment is supposed to not hurt.
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She ought to have finished her homework.
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He is supposed to phone me this afternoon.
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He is expected to come home soon.
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Even the longest day must have an end.
40 。
He must be nearly forty.
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She ought to be arriving soon.
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Construction
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Basic Examples:
((he) should come)
(should be early)
(ought to be safe)
(it should be a train)
Related Expressions
はずがない
Where this grammar is found
User notes
Stupie Level: 86
(8 months ago)
စိတ်ထဲမှာ~~လို့ ထင်ရပေမဲ့ လက်တွေ့မှာ အဲ့လိုမဟုတ်( つもり လိုပဲ) ပုံပေါ်တယ်
くるるぎくん Level: 1
(13 years ago)
This is more of the thought or/assuming of should and not giving advice.
Discussion about this grammar
In the "Construction" section above it is written for なadjective: A+の+はず+だ But なadjectives are used in this case with な, not with の. It should be like this: A+な+はず+だ And another small typo - there's one extra plus in the verb construction: A++はず+だ Just thought I should let you know:-)
For some reason this is showing up as はすだ on the main grammar page and on the pull-down on the upper right of this page.
Thanks, both of you. It's all been fixed!
Thanks. Is it just me or is there a space on はずだ in the header of this page?
Yup. It's like that on all the pages, because the beta actually writes out the title as a list of words (to allow for furigana). Unfortunately, I am unable to figure out a way to make those spaces disappear, but they are not technically incorrect, since はず and だ are two separate terms.
shouldn't the example sentence read 彼 の~ rather than かの~?
Yep, fixing it. Thanks! If it's easier, you can hit the 'Is the English/Japanese wrong?' link and submit a fix that way as well.
oh for some reason when I click on that a blank box comes up - no text or anything...
Can you try now and see if it's still not working?
I don't understand the nuance. What does はず mean? An advice? assumption? Could someone explain it please?
I think it is easier to think of it more as an assumption by the speaker that the statement is what they believe should/will happen/be.
Is the ha in hazu pronounced wa?
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