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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Should have
A: Where is Jack? I haven't seen him here at the hospital.
B: Oh, he should have been there two hours ago because he left three hours ago.
Is the use of should have correct? Does it mean I expect him to be there two hours ago?
B: Oh, he should have been there two hours ago because he left three hours ago.
Is the use of should have correct? Does it mean I expect him to be there two hours ago?
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Anonymous Is the use of should have correct? Does it mean I expect him to be there two hours ago? Yes to both questions.
- Anonymous Is the use of should have correct?
- Does it mean I expect him to be there two hours ago?
- Yes to both questions.
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AnonymousIs the use of should have correct? Does it mean I expect him to be there two hours ago?Yes to both questions.
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