A puzzling question
I ……..practised playing the piano last week, but I was lazy and now I regret not practicing it.
a) should have b) could have
I think both A & B are OK. Am I right? I think there may be a difference between 'should have + pp" and 'could have + pp" , but I don't know it.
Top answer
should have — it would have been advisable (for me to practice) could have — it would have been possible (for me to practice) Both are OK, but if you had to pick one, a) would be better. CJ
- should have — it would have been advisable (for me to practice) could have — it would have been possible (for me to practice) Both are OK, but if you had to pick one, a) would be better.
- CJ
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should have — it would have been advisable (for me to practice)
could have — it would have been possible (for me to practice)
Both are OK, but if you had to pick one, a) would be better.
CJ
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