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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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I feel like I could have violated the law when I made that claim. I am not sure.


Does "could've" in the sentence mean it's possible I violated the law?

  

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Yes. In this case "could have" means the same as "might have".

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  • In this case "could have" means the same as "might have".
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Yes. In this case "could have" means the same as "might have".

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