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    The document provides instructions and examples for exercises on using the construction "should have" in English. It explains that "should have" is used to talk about something that was the right thing to do but was not done, or something that was expected to happen but did not. Example sentences are given to illustrate. The exercises include writing responses using "should have" and filling in blanks with verbs in the correct form. The goal is to practice the use of "should have" to talk about past actions or expectations.

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    Exercise ; Should + Perfect

    Dear students,
    How are you doing, wish all of you are healthy. In this meeting we will continue our Exercises, it will be
    about Should + Perfect. Do the exercises appropriately with the instructions. All the exercises are in
    written form.

    Review Material;
    When we use “Should + Perfect/Should Have + Verb3” it means that;

     It was the right thing to do but we didn’t do it.


     We expected something to happen, but it didn’t.
    e.g. ; - Henry should have finished his work two days ago. (but he didn’t)
    - He made an impolite statement. As a student, he shouldn’t have said such a thing. (but he did)
    Pattern:

    Afirmative Subject Should have Verb 3


    Negative Should not
    Interrogative Should Subject have Verb 3

    Exercises !!!
    1. Code 1
    Write respond to the following statements.

    a. X : I didn’t eat anything last night. Now I’m hungry.


    Y : ....

    b. X : I’ve got a pain in my back.


    Y : ....

    c. X : I lost an important paper


    Y : ....

    2. Code 2
    Put verbs in the brackets with “should have”

    a. Look at the vase. It’s broken into pieces now. You (be) ... careful. It was an expensive
    Chinese vase.

    b. If you had told me about your problem, I would have been glad to help you. You (not give)
    ... up easily.

    c. My car drove into the back of someone else’s car. I (not drive) ... the car too close.

    d. They wrote the word “analyze with “s”, which was UK spelling. They (write) ... the word
    with “Z” in US spelling.

    e. I didn’t order fried rice for my lunch. They (give) ... me fried noodles.

    Good Luck .

    Fighting!!!!

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