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I was supposed to call my mom, but It got to late.

I was supposed to visit my friend but, he wasn't home.

I was supposed to talk to my boss but, he was to bussy.

We were going to buy somme milk but, the store was closed.

I was going to send the cheque but, I didn't enough money in my account.

I was going to fix the computer but, he came home to late.

I was supposed to travel this week but, it didn't workout.

I was supposed to sleep but, my friends came over.xxxxx

I was supposed  to teach  today but, I was felling unwell.

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weren't you going to submit you resumé? What happened ? Did you change your mind?

weren't you supposed to attend the lecture?

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come over

— phrasal verb with come uk ​ /kʌm/ us ​ /kʌm/ verb came, come

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C2 UK to seem to be a particular type of person:

I watched the interview and felt he came over as quite arrogant.

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• I think she comes over as very nervous.
• He doesn't come over as particularly trustworthy.
• He came over as very knowledgeable.

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his views
my views

At my Blog
On my website

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