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    The document provides guidance on using the phrases "should have" and "shouldn't have" followed by a past participle to express regret about past actions or give advice. It explains that "should have" is used when something in the past would have been a good idea but was not done, while "shouldn't have" is used when something in the past was not a good idea but was done anyway. It then gives examples of each and a grammar worksheet with sentences to complete using "should have" or "shouldn't have".

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    Tarea 6 Worksheet-Shouldhave 2021 Sin Rep

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    The document provides guidance on using the phrases "should have" and "shouldn't have" followed by a past participle to express regret about past actions or give advice. It explains that "should have" is used when something in the past would have been a good idea but was not done, while "shouldn't have" is used when something in the past was not a good idea but was done anyway. It then gives examples of each and a grammar worksheet with sentences to complete using "should have" or "shouldn't have".

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    NAME: DATE:

    GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
    SHOULD HAVE + PAST PARTICIPLE
    for giving advice and expressing regret

    Should Have Shouldn’t Have


    Use should have + past participle Use shouldn’t have + past participle
    when you mean something (in the when you mean something (in the past)
    past) was a good idea, but you didn’t wasn’t a good idea, but you did it
    do it. anyway.
    Examples: Examples:
    (1) “I failed the test. I should have (1) “I fell off my bicycle. I shouldn’t have been
    studied harder.” so careless.”
    (2) “Alice was late for class. She should (2) “The dog bit Henry. He shouldn’t have
    have gotten up earlier.” kicked the dog.”

     Complete the sentences. Use ‘should have’ or ‘shouldn’t have’ + past participles.

    1. We got lost in Paris. We (take) a map.

    2. My uncle is in jail. He (rob) a bank.

    3. The flowers died. I (water) them more often.

    4. I’m really hungry. I (eat) a bigger breakfast.

    5. I fell into the water. I (be) more careful.

    6. Jon’s father got angry. Jon (tell) him a lie.

    7. I’m broke. I (buy) a new car last week.

    8. This hotel is terrible. I (stay) at another one.

    9. It’s getting cold. We (bring) our jackets.

    10 The movie was boring. We (watch) it.


    .
    11 I don’t like geography. I (study) math.
    .
    12 The kitchen is a mess! Steve (clean) it.
    .
    13 Tommy isn’t happy. I (laugh) at him.
    .
    14 It’s too cold in here. You (open) the window.
    .
    15 Chocolate is better. I (choose) strawberry.
    .

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