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Should I send my resume?
Am I supposed to send a resume?
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Are both phrases correct?
Should I send my resume?
Am I supposed to send a resume?
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Are both phrases correct?
Am I supposed to send a resume?
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Are both phrases correct?
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Yes, but since both have complete meanings, they are not phrases, but sentences. ^^
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Both of them sounds good. The choice of which one to use would depend on the context of a conversation, but both of them are correct and commonly used.
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They mean the same thing and both are correct.
Only difference I see is: people sometimes say "am I supposed to" instead of "should" when they think they might get in trouble for doing the wrong thing.
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