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How to Use the Perfect Modals | Should Have, Could Have, Would Have 

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The perfect modals (should have, could have, would have) are ideal when you think about the past and wish you had made a different decision. Or when you regret an outcome. Or wonder how life might be different now if you had made a different choice.
It’s natural for us to reflect on the past and experience a mix of emotions/thoughts about the past.
When we want to express those feelings and thoughts, perfect modals are the ideal way to do so.
Perfect modals - such as would have, could have, should have - help us travel back in time.
While the simple past is used to talk about what happened in the past, perfect modals go further and allow us to express those thoughts/feelings about the past.
In this Confident English English grammar lesson today, you’ll learn how to use the perfect modals - should have, could have, would have - with structural accuracy.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
02:05 - The structure of perfect modals
02:50 - Pronunciation tip
03:50 - How to use Should Have
05:50 - How to use Could Have
07:20 - How to use Would Have
09:13 - Practice what you learned
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Комментарии : 72   
@szedual
@szedual 4 месяца назад
As a student from 2º of Bachillerato here in Spain, this is the best explanation I've ever seen about this topic. TYSM!!!
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish 4 месяца назад
Glad it was helpful!
@andrewkramerov9075
@andrewkramerov9075 Год назад
Hello Anne! Thanks a lot! Your information is always helpful and interesting for me! Please keep doing!
@alexzhyla2875
@alexzhyla2875 Год назад
Thank you for your lesson. It was very informative and useful. I should have watched this video earlier.
@eustaquiozambrano2974
@eustaquiozambrano2974 Год назад
Thank teacher a lot. Have a nice weekend 👍
@shwetamishra8298
@shwetamishra8298 Год назад
I have been teaching eng for last 25 years n seeing now how eng is being taught in social media little disheartened but I must say the way u explain quite mind boggling grammar rules with plethora of eg u deserve deserve big shout out 👍
@faribabehboodi2817
@faribabehboodi2817 Год назад
This video is pretty benefit for me,thank,s alot❤
@gladisfigueroa1109
@gladisfigueroa1109 Год назад
Excellent lesson. It is very helpful the way you explained it. Thank you!
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish Год назад
You're very welcome, Gladis. I'm glad the lesson was helpful.
@abdullasagdullaev9468
@abdullasagdullaev9468 6 месяцев назад
The best explaining i have seen ever
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish 6 месяцев назад
Thank you for the kind comment.
@el_arqui_talabartero1967
@el_arqui_talabartero1967 5 месяцев назад
yes it is
@maap044
@maap044 Год назад
Wow, let me tell you that you're a great English teacher, I understand everything clearly, thanks for sharing your knowladge and expertise. If I only had enough money, I could pay for your classes.
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish Год назад
Thank you for the kind comment. I'm glad you can clearly understand the lesson. You can get free training from me + my weekly Confident English emails every Wednesday by going to www.speakconfidentenglish.com/courses
@rodrigorezende3222
@rodrigorezende3222 Год назад
Very good. Thank you.
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish Год назад
You're welcome.
@danielacampelo118
@danielacampelo118 22 дня назад
Great video! Thank you
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish 22 дня назад
My pleasure, Daniela.
@amparoguay
@amparoguay Год назад
I enjoy your lessons a lot😍 I should have learned English from you since I came to Canada. I really appreciate your lessons, and advice 😇🙏🙏
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish Год назад
Thank you! 😃
@swans1414
@swans1414 Год назад
Not all heroes wear capes. Anne-Marie you are amazing. I don't regret any actions that may have affected my life, because without these hiccups I wouldn't have moved to another country and become a father to my lovely 9 year boy.
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish Год назад
Thank you, I appreciate the kind comment. Moreover, fantastic example! 👏
@erickaquinones4114
@erickaquinones4114 3 месяца назад
Thanks teacher, excellent video
@oneletienne1697
@oneletienne1697 8 месяцев назад
Good job
@nailahtombo-zr4li
@nailahtombo-zr4li 4 месяца назад
Thank you so much!
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish 4 месяца назад
You're welcome!
@shwetamishra8298
@shwetamishra8298 Год назад
Very rare I find grammar is taught in such a sumptuous way
@salihamoussaid6911
@salihamoussaid6911 9 месяцев назад
Highly appreciated. I am from Morocco and I had soo much fun watching your vedio. I have always struggled to understand the accurate usage of these modals, so now I got them well thanks a bunch for your efforts❤
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish 9 месяцев назад
Thanks so much for watching, I appreciate it! I am glad the lesson helped clarify the use of these modals.
@RezvanKoohezhad-th6oj
@RezvanKoohezhad-th6oj Год назад
Thank you for your great and energetic videos I should have watched more videos of you yesterday I could have followed you 5 years ago but that time I did not think about immigration I would have started my exercise last week
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish Год назад
Thank you for sharing your examples, Rezvan.
@behappy3835
@behappy3835 11 месяцев назад
I am watching, enjoying and learning expressions could you please help me more and more
@kamishiroruiii
@kamishiroruiii 10 месяцев назад
Tysm for this class
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish 10 месяцев назад
My pleasure!
@maivu-tran3191
@maivu-tran3191 Месяц назад
Would you please demonstrate about using modals perfect May/Might have ? Thank you.
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish Месяц назад
Thank you for the lessons suggestion. In the following lesson I share 7 ways to use 'might', www.speakconfidentenglish.com/modal-verb-might/
@mikokr3867
@mikokr3867 Год назад
AnneMarie, I found myself wishing to relearn starting afresh. I should have known that every one, including me is already perfect. I could have visited my son more often, but I chose not to for his independence. I would have climbed the mountain, but it was raining pretty hard.
@Lana.S.
@Lana.S. Год назад
He Annemarie, Thanks for this brilliant and easy explansion of Perfect Modals. I've watched some videos about them, but only after your video, I definitely understand in which cases to use them in real life. Thanks a lot. You became for me like a role model, I like your manner of speaking and try to copy it. I noticed when I use your phrases people give compliments me. Ok, my examples: 1. I'm really sorry. I know, I should've done it half a year ago, but I burned out at that period of time and just didn't have energy and time for this task. I promise. I'll deal with it in the nearest time. 2. I think, she could've been confused with timetable, because she is a newcomer in the city. It is a reason why she is not here yet. I guess, we need to phone her. 3. I would have had the same opportinities as my kids have at present time.
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish Год назад
Thank you for the kind comments! I'm thrilled to know my lessons have been so helpful to you. 😀
@khadijahosni9729
@khadijahosni9729 Год назад
Hi. Anne I always learn something new while watching your videos 👍👍🌷
@krishna_00097
@krishna_00097 Год назад
Love from india sister😊😊
@ogaminiratnayake2830
@ogaminiratnayake2830 Год назад
Had I subscribed to your channel much earlier , I would have had a better understanding of the English language by now... 😃🥰 Good day to you Ann Marie and sending greetings all the way from Srilanka.. Hugs.xoxoxo Gams ❤️
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish Год назад
Thank you for sharing your example. I'm grateful you are a subscriber and continue to further your English. 😀
@ogaminiratnayake2830
@ogaminiratnayake2830 Год назад
@@Speakconfidentenglish 🥰🌹👏❤️🙏
@shwetamishra8298
@shwetamishra8298 Год назад
Damn agree Had we got such eng mentor level would have been uplifted
@costachedominte
@costachedominte Год назад
👍
@jackson5282
@jackson5282 11 месяцев назад
I should have studied yesterday. I could have joined language class ,but I wasted my time. I would have learnt another language if I had extra time.
@jarekgorak9349
@jarekgorak9349 Год назад
I should subscribed your canal earlier 😮😊
@albertoalbertoni9529
@albertoalbertoni9529 Год назад
🧡
@ozgedincersemper1832
@ozgedincersemper1832 Год назад
🙏🙏
@thilakasirispathiranage9981
I'm wrestling only with my honest opinion that leads to awareness.
@el_arqui_talabartero1967
@el_arqui_talabartero1967 5 месяцев назад
Teacher, is this channel for american people o even for english students? thanks so much
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish 5 месяцев назад
Thank you for the question. My lessons and courses are for nonnative English speakers.
@el_arqui_talabartero1967
@el_arqui_talabartero1967 5 месяцев назад
@@Speakconfidentenglish excellent, teacher, thanks.... I love your pronunciacion and your clear explain.
@erinhwang6206
@erinhwang6206 Год назад
I should’ve gone to travel often, when I was single. I could’ve chosen a different color shoes, but I thought only one color. I would’ve applied for a new job earlier, I missed it.
@thilakasirispathiranage9981
If we had corrected the mistake we would have absorbed into different cultures.
@thilakasirispathiranage9981
I know you would definitely called me if won a lottery.🎉
@el_arqui_talabartero1967
@el_arqui_talabartero1967 5 месяцев назад
the english lyric has a mistake in 2:15..... is says wood instead would, sorry for my comment, teacher
@bevvoice
@bevvoice Год назад
Should have - to express regret Could have - ability in the Past Would have - allow to express guilt or regret
@pearl5254
@pearl5254 9 месяцев назад
Thanks slot. Please could we say:if I had fixed my car,it shouldn't have been stopped me in the street
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish 9 месяцев назад
Thanks for the question. Can you tell me a little more about what you mean by "shouldn't have stopped me..." Do you mean the car stopped? One possibility is: If I had fixed my car, it wouldn't have stopped (unexpectedly) in the street.
@nirajthakor9748
@nirajthakor9748 7 месяцев назад
​@@SpeakconfidentenglishI think the questioner wants to ask that car caused for him to stop in the street so sarcastically saying if i had fixed my car it wouldn't have got me into the situation like in the middle of the street and something
@jh-dn9yp
@jh-dn9yp 6 месяцев назад
I should have been more happy despite of students. I could have learned english but I didn't.
@silvanagurgone150
@silvanagurgone150 Год назад
You talk very well, your diction is perfect i understand you, but when i hear other person i don't understand them, i coulnd't talk english never help me please.
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish Год назад
Hi Silvana, thank you for your comment. I would recommend downloading my free "How to Say What You Want in English" training. It's an in-depth training I offer on my website to gain confidence in your English. www.speakconfidentenglish.com/say-what-you-want-in-english
@thilakasirispathiranage9981
We shouldn't have grappled with seeking a solution now, if we would sought the effect of action on that day.😂❤
@Anna7English
@Anna7English 24 дня назад
What is the difference between these sentences? 1. He couldn't drive here alone. 2. He couldn't have driven here alone.
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish 21 день назад
Thanks for the question. The first sentence using the simple past to indicate that it was not possible for him to drive along. This could be due to lack of ability or illness, for example. The second uses the modal in the past perfect form indicating an assumption or a belief about something in the past. In thinking about a past situation, the speaker doesn't think the person drove alone. I hope this helps.
@Anna7English
@Anna7English 21 день назад
@@Speakconfidentenglish Thank you so much
@jozefkrahulec1837
@jozefkrahulec1837 Год назад
I tell my son... I should have learned better English when I was your age. 😉
@Speakconfidentenglish
@Speakconfidentenglish Год назад
Thank you for sharing you example, Jozef. 🙂
@abdullahidrisi3953
@abdullahidrisi3953 Год назад
I reckon your mother tongue is english
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