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24 June 2021 (GENERAL TRAINING)
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🔰Can have / Could have
🔻We can use 'could have' to talk about something somebody was capable of doing but didn't do.
🔹I could have gone to Oxford University but I preferred Harvard.
🔹She could have married him but she didn't want to.
🔹They could have bought a house here 20 years ago but chose not to.
🔻Often, there is a sense of criticism.
🔹You could have phoned me to let me know.
🔹They could have helped me instead of just sitting there.
🔹I could have done more to help you. Sorry.
🔻We can use 'couldn't have' to talk about something we were not capable of doing.
🔹I couldn't have managed without you.
🔹I couldn't have got the job. He was always going to appoint his nephew.
🔹I couldn't have enjoyed myself more. Thank you for a lovely day.
🔻We can use 'could have' to speculate about what has happened. (We can also use 'may have' or 'might have' in these situations.)
🔹She could have taken the earlier train.
🔹Simon could have told her.
🔹They could have overheard what we said.
🔻We can also use 'can have' to speculate about what has happened but only in questions and negative sentences and with words such as 'hardly', 'never' and 'only'.
🔹Can she have forgotten about our meeting?
🔹He can't have seen us.
🔹They can hardly have thought that I was not interested in the job.
🔻We can also use 'could have' to speculate about something that didn't happen.
🔹You could have broken your neck, jumping out the window like that.
🔹He could have hurt somebody, throwing a bottle out of the window like that.
🔹I could have done well in my exam if I'd worked harder.
🔻You can also use 'could have' to talk about possible present situations that have not happened.
🔹I could have been earning a lot as an accountant but the work was just too boring.
🔹He could have been Prime Minister now but he got involved in a big financial scandal.
🔹They could have been the market leaders now if they had taken his advice.
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🔻We can use 'could have' to talk about something somebody was capable of doing but didn't do.
🔹I could have gone to Oxford University but I preferred Harvard.
🔹She could have married him but she didn't want to.
🔹They could have bought a house here 20 years ago but chose not to.
🔻Often, there is a sense of criticism.
🔹You could have phoned me to let me know.
🔹They could have helped me instead of just sitting there.
🔹I could have done more to help you. Sorry.
🔻We can use 'couldn't have' to talk about something we were not capable of doing.
🔹I couldn't have managed without you.
🔹I couldn't have got the job. He was always going to appoint his nephew.
🔹I couldn't have enjoyed myself more. Thank you for a lovely day.
🔻We can use 'could have' to speculate about what has happened. (We can also use 'may have' or 'might have' in these situations.)
🔹She could have taken the earlier train.
🔹Simon could have told her.
🔹They could have overheard what we said.
🔻We can also use 'can have' to speculate about what has happened but only in questions and negative sentences and with words such as 'hardly', 'never' and 'only'.
🔹Can she have forgotten about our meeting?
🔹He can't have seen us.
🔹They can hardly have thought that I was not interested in the job.
🔻We can also use 'could have' to speculate about something that didn't happen.
🔹You could have broken your neck, jumping out the window like that.
🔹He could have hurt somebody, throwing a bottle out of the window like that.
🔹I could have done well in my exam if I'd worked harder.
🔻You can also use 'could have' to talk about possible present situations that have not happened.
🔹I could have been earning a lot as an accountant but the work was just too boring.
🔹He could have been Prime Minister now but he got involved in a big financial scandal.
🔹They could have been the market leaders now if they had taken his advice.
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