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Francesca1986 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Needn't have/didn't have to/ shouldn't have

Hi!

Could you help me in identifying the difference among these three sentences and which one has the same meaning of the first one?

1. Anthony: "Sarah, you needn't have brought back the camera today!"

2. Sarah didn't have brought back the camera today.

3.Sarah should have bought back the camera today.

Thanks

  

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francesca1986 Could you help me in identifying the difference among these three sentences #2 is not possible. francesca1986 which one has the same meaning of the first one? Neither has the same meaning.

— Mister Micawber

  • francesca1986 Could you help me in identifying the difference among these three sentences #2 is not possible.
  • francesca1986 which one has the same meaning of the first one?
  • Neither has the same meaning.
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francesca1986Could you help me in identifying the difference among these three sentences

#2 is not possible.

francesca1986which one has the same meaning of the first one?

Neither has the same meaning.

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