Would / should / could have exercises

Conditional would have, should have, could have - exercise 2

Use would have, should have or could have and the verbs in brackets to complete the dialogue.

I shouldn't ___ to the disco yesterday night. (go)
I shouldn't have gone to the disco yesterday night.

---

Check test Answer key Clear test

---

Disaster at the Disco Bryan: When I saw Susan with the other guy, I went away. Janet: It's a pity. You should , I think. (stay)

Bryan: They didn't see me, you know. Wouldn't you the place immediately? (leave)

Janet: I would to talk to Susan if I had been there. (try) I wouldn't away. (go)

Bryan: You're right. I could her after the dance, but I didn't. (ask) I regret it now.

Janet: Yes, you should it. (do) She could you what was going on. (tell)

Bryan: You're right. She could it at the disco. (explain) But it was a bit of a shock to see her with him. Imagine that you were at a disco and you could see your boyfriend dancing with a girl.

Wouldn't you shocked in such a situation? (be)

Janet: I could my temper. (lose) But I wouldn't them alone.(leave)

Bryan: It's a pity you didn't go to the disco with me. It could funny. (be)

Check test Answer key Clear test

Would have, should have, could have exercises with answers, PDF worksheets, examples and grammar rules.

For pre-intermediate - advanced learners of English as a foreign language.

top