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    This document provides examples of sentences missing the words "should have", "would have", or "could have" and asks the reader to fill in the blanks with the appropriate conditional verb form. It presents 6 sentences where the reader must determine whether "should have", "would have", or "could have" is the missing word based on the context and conditional meaning conveyed. The goal is to practice using these conditional verb forms to express hypothetical or counterfactual situations in the past.

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    This document provides examples of sentences missing the words "should have", "would have", or "could have" and asks the reader to fill in the blanks with the appropriate conditional verb form. It presents 6 sentences where the reader must determine whether "should have", "would have", or "could have" is the missing word based on the context and conditional meaning conveyed. The goal is to practice using these conditional verb forms to express hypothetical or counterfactual situations in the past.

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    Write The Word That Is Missing in The Sentence. Take Into Account Should Have, Would Have, and Could Have

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    Randy Cantillo Navarro
    This document provides examples of sentences missing the words "should have", "would have", or "could have" and asks the reader to fill in the blanks with the appropriate conditional verb form. It presents 6 sentences where the reader must determine whether "should have", "would have", or "could have" is the missing word based on the context and conditional meaning conveyed. The goal is to practice using these conditional verb forms to express hypothetical or counterfactual situations in the past.

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    TOPIC Should have, Would have, LEVEL English 4 UNIT 9 SKILL Writing

    could have.
    Teachers Ingrith R Marquez Mendoza
    Write the word that is missing in the sentence. Take into account should have, would have, and could
    have.

    I ___________ studied philosophy, but I studied physics.

    She _______________ been an excellent percussionist.

    We ___________________studied more for the exam.

    You __________________________ called first.

    I __________________danced with you, but I'm not a good dancer.

    We ___________bought the house, but we didn't have the money.

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