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Master English Modals: “SHOULD” or “SHOULD HAVE”?
Do you make mistakes with modals? Are you unsure how to use modals correctly? Watch this lesson and learn when and how to useshould and should have correctly in English. Find out which one refers to the present, past, or future. Improve your general English, academic English, or business English easily and quickly by learning to use these common modals once and for all.
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13 COMMENTS
Thank you for your lesson. It’s easy to understand. I tried solving quiz, I got 10/10. I appreciate.
Thank you !! Very useful ! I appreciate!!
Hello !!!
Thanks for all, I really apreppicate your lectures and I’m so glad to see you again. Besides, I should thank more your help therefore I should have left a comment before. I want to tell sorry for my behaivour so I should have known better. My best wishes.
Hi it’s not that bad 6 out of 10
Thank you very much, it was very useful lesson
Dear Rebecca, thank you so much for this great lesson. I look forward to attending your next teaching online.
Today I miss English subtitles in this video. I think, they should have been there. I would appreciate it very much.
Wow, it’s really nice. I should have learned this in advance
It is such as fruitful and helpful lesson from you Ms. Rebecca.
Example:
You should take the bus in the afternoon.
You should have taken the bus before the evening.
I should have learnt how to use “Should” and “should have long time ago!
Thanks a million ma’am, now I’m able to use should and should have for my daily conversation, anyway I got 10 out of 10
Thank you so much for such a great lesson Rebecca! We should follow Rebecca’s YouTube channel if we want to improve our English.
Thank you Rebecca for the lesson.
best teacher