Sunday, February 15, 2015

Sub + could have + V3 --------- (Past ability)

Sub + should have + V3 -------- (Regretted)

Sub + must have + V3----------- (feeling vexed)

Sub + might have + V3---------- (Past possibility)

e.g/

- I could have bought a nice car like this last year.

- I could have visited Japan last month if I wanted to.

- You could have sent me the report on line.

- We should have arranged everything in advance before we do anything.

- You shouldn’t have driven carelessly.

- He should have signed the contract.

- We must have seen the manager and talked about that actually.

- You must have brought the ID card, just then you will be allowed to get in.

- I actually must have taken the money with me.

- A German company might have built this bridge about 100 years ago.

- This bridge might have been built by a German company about 100 years ago.

- They might have committed these crimes.

Wednesday, September 24, 2014

Normally ‘on’ is used with days and dates.

e.g .-I was born on 5th July.

-Let’s go to the beach on Sunday.

-I am off to Bangkok on Monday.

e.g - We go to the beach onevery Monday.

- We visited Japan in last year.

- I didn’t go anywhere in this morning.

- I have to do something in this afternoon.

- He gave us a big party on yesterday.

- Will you attend the class on today?

- We are leaving on tomorrow.

- I was very sick on the day before yesterday.

- I am attending a seminar in Yangon in next week.

-See you on the day after tomorrow.

Can, Could, Shall, Should, Will, Would, May, Might

Must (have to), Ought to, Need, Dare, Used to

2.When referring to days, weeks, etc. in the past, present and the following expressions are used to speak from a point of view in the present;