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We use "should have" to express that we didn't do something in the past, and now we know that it would have been better if had done it. I should have bought the concert tickets sooner. I wound up with bad seating.
- We use "should have" to express that we didn't do something in the past, and now we know that it would have been better if had done it.
- I should have bought the concert tickets sooner.
- I wound up with bad seating.
- It is clear that I didn't buy the tickets sooner, and it would have been better if I had (purchased the tickets sooner).
- "Should have" can also be used to express that an expectation isn't realized.
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We use "should have" to express that we didn't do something in the past, and now we know that it would have been better if had done it.
I should have bought the concert tickets sooner. I wound up with bad seating.
It is clear that I didn't buy the tickets sooner, and it would have been better if I had (purchased the tickets sooner).
"Should have" can also be used to expr
I should have bought the concert tickets sooner. I wound up with bad seating.
It is clear that I didn't buy the tickets sooner, and it would have been better if I had (purchased the tickets sooner).
"Should have" can also be used to expr
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