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Would Have Exercise 2
Would Have Exercise 2
Exercise 2. Complete the dialogue with would have, could have, should have
and the verbs in brackets. __________________________________________
Bryan: When I saw Susan with the other guy, I went away.
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
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
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
situation? (be)
them alone.(leave)
Bryan: It's a pity you didn't go to the disco with me. It could .................................... funny. (be)
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Exercise 2
Answer key
Bryan: When I saw Susan with the other guy, I went away.
Bryan: They didn't see me, you know. Wouldn't you have left the place immediately?
Janet: I would have tried to talk to Susan if I had been there. I wouldn't have gone away.
Bryan: You're right. I could have asked her after the dance, but I didn't. I regret it now.
Janet: Yes, you should have done it. She could have told you what was going on.
Bryan: You're right. She could have explained it at the disco. 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
Janet: I could have lost my temper. But I wouldn't have left them alone.
Bryan: It's a pity you didn't go to the disco with me. It could have been funny.
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