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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Perfect present tense
I would like to know if I say "You should have slept earlier." to friend who sleep late the last night. Is it okay or is it. "You should have sleep early."
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If your friend is sleepy, then say: You need to get more sleep. Advice: You should get to bed earlier. You should sleep (wake up) later.
- If your friend is sleepy, then say: You need to get more sleep.
- Advice: You should get to bed earlier.
- You should sleep (wake up) later.
- You should have slept at my house last night instead of going home.
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If your friend is sleepy, then say:
You need to get more sleep.
Advice:
You should get to bed earlier.
You should sleep (wake up) later.
You should have slept at my house last night instead of going home.
You need to get more sleep.
Advice:
You should get to bed earlier.
You should sleep (wake up) later.
You should have slept at my house last night instead of going home.
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Anonymous ...slept
You should have slept
... or ...
You should have sleep
After a modal (can, could, will, would, shall, should, may, might, must) and have you must use the past participle.
should have slept / should have taken / should have seen / should have gone / should have brought
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