Grammer Flashcards

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Could have + past participle’…

could have + past participle…’is used in situations where somethingwas possiblein the past, but youdidn’t do itfor some reason.Examples* I could have gone to the party, but I decided to go to bed early.* Josh could have bought the DVD, but he watched it on Netflix instead.* He could have studied harder, but he was too lazy

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If I was taller, I could have played basketball.(potential = play basketball | condition = taller)* If I studied harder, I could have been a doctor.(potential = been a doctor | condition = studied harder)* I could have bought a car if I didn’t lose my money.(potential = buy a car | condition = had money)* He could have won the race, but he didn’t try hard enough.(potential = win a race | condition = effort)

You should have studied. (The person didn’t study.)* He really should have done his homework. (He didn’t do his homework.)* You should have called your mom. (He didn’t call his mom.)* Sorry, I should have told you I would be late. (I didn’t tell you I would

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….that sounds like a valid reason to ….

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Never in my life have I been so reviled

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هرگز در زندگی ام اینقدر توهین نشده بودم

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Never again will I stay up all night studying!

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