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Train build 158 Posted 8 years ago
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Using "should have" to confirm the truth

If I want to confirm the truth, can I use "should have" as follows?
Situation
A1: The schedule haven't been announced, have they?
A2: Oh, it should not have been announced. It is not the time yet.


Normally, I will find it used in the situation that should have occurred but not.


Thank you.

  

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train build 158 If I want to confirm the truth, can I use "should have" as follows? Situation A: The schedule hasn't been announced, has it ? B: Oh, it should not have been announced.

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  • train build 158 If I want to confirm the truth, can I use "should have" as follows?
  • Situation A: The schedule hasn't been announced, has it ?
  • B: Oh, it should not have been announced.
  • It is not time yet.
  • Normally, I find it used in a situation that should have occurred but has not.
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train build 158If I want to confirm the truth, can I use "should have" as follows? Situation A: The schedule hasn't been announced, has it? B: Oh, it should not have been announced. It is not time
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