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Viswanath89 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Kindly correct the following conversation.

person 1: This weekend I went to a beach and enjoyed alot.

person 2: You would have called me. I have done nothing this weekend.
(or)

You should have called me. I have done nothing this weekend.
  

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viswanath89 person 1: This weekend I went to a beach and enjoyed it a l ot. viswanath89 person 2: You would could/should have called me. I have done nothing this weekend.

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  • viswanath89 person 1: This weekend I went to a beach and enjoyed it a l ot.
  • viswanath89 person 2: You would could/should have called me.
  • I have done nothing this weekend.
  • Note: - "it" means going to the beach .
  • -"could" is polite, whereas the firmer "should" is used to admonish/chide.
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viswanath89person 1: This weekend I went to a beach and enjoyed it a lot.
viswanath89person 2: You would could/should have called me. I have done nothing this weekend.
Note:
- "it" means going to the beach.
-"could" is polite, whereas the firmer "should" is used to admonish/chi
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You could also say: This weekend I went to a beach and enjoyed myself a lot.


It's also possible to say 'the beach'. We think of this in the way we think of the seaside, the country, the mountains, etc.
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On the last point i need clarity. Could you please explain more?
What if the conversation is taking place on a Monday?

Thanks in advance.
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"If you would have called me, I would have came and we could have enjoyed a lot."

Is this one correct ?

Kindly correct it, if not.

Thanks in advance.
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viswanath89What if the conversation is taking place on a Monday?
e.g.
A: I went to the beach on the weekend, and I really enjoyed it.
B: You could have called me; I did nothing over the weekend.
viswanath89If you had would have called me, I would have came gone (along) and
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