Three Step English - Practice #4 - Expressing Regrets in English - Practice

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🗓️ 5 February 2025

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Practice expressing regrets in English

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0:00.0	Do you know how to express regrets in English?
0:03.0	Welcome to three-step English practice by English Class 101.com.
0:08.0	In this lesson, you'll practice expressing regrets in English.
0:13.0	Let's look at the main dialogue.
0:17.0	Two people are having a conversation.
0:20.0	I see. Well, we should have gone to Greenberger. They having a conversation. I see.
0:21.6	Well, we should have gone to Greenberger.
0:24.6	They have a terrace there.
0:26.6	Yeah, but the terrace is always crowded.
0:28.6	We should have called and made a reservation.
0:32.6	Here, the first person is using should have to express regret by saying an action that they could
0:39.3	have taken but didn't. The thing they should have done is indicated by the past participle verb
0:45.5	that follows directly after. Here, the past participle in the first line of dialogue is gone,
0:52.4	and the ones in the third line are called and made.
0:57.5	Let's practice with this grammar more in this lesson.
1:01.7	Choose the best answer to complete the sentence.
1:04.7	Ready?
1:07.8	We should have up a bit later. We should have up a bit later.
1:11.6	We should have up a bit later.
1:15.6	Net.
1:21.6	Net.
1:26.6	Net. met. We should have met up a bit.
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