DIFFERENCE BETWEEN "SUPPOSED TO" AND "EXPECTED TO"

These phrases are almost synonymous and there isn't much difference between them when they are used in a positive sense:

You are expected to (=should) finish your work before you leave.
You are supposed to (=should) finish your work before you leave.

They convey completely different meanings when they are used in a negative sense:

You are not supposed to (=should not/ prohibited to) use the office phone for your personal needs.
You are not expected to (do not have to) use your personal phone for official purposes.


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Veta Franchise - WHACKY NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS

~ Every year I make resolutions only to break them. This year I have resolved not to make any New Year resolutions.

~ I have resolved to love my neighbour. She's pretty.

~ Love thy neighbour and thine enemies: most of the time they are the same people.

~ I have resolved to laugh at myself and not to leave that job to others.

~ I have resolved to be a good manager. I will leave the hard work to others.

~ I will open my mouth only when I have something to say, not just to say something.

~ Resolved to go steady -- at least with a couple!

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