Should Have vs Could Have vs Would Have - Easy English Grammar with Urdu Translation

[00:00:00]Greetings guys. In today's video lesson, we will learn the meaning of should have, could have and would have and their use in sentences. By the end of the video you will understand the difference and correct usage of these three.

[00:00:16]So let's get started. Should have. First of all let us talk about should have. Should have meaning in Urdu is should have. Should have is used when we talk about the past and say that we should have done something at that time.

[00:00:37]Express regret for not completing a task or say that it would have been better to do the task at that time.

[00:00:40]But that work was not done or could not be done at that time. Like saying I should have gone to bed earlier.

[00:00:50]We should have worked hard. Let us understand the usage of should have with the help of examples. Positive sentences. Basic structure of should have in positive sentence. The subject should have the verb with its third form. I should have gone to bed early.

[00:01:08]I should have slept early.

[00:01:11]This sentence is expressing the fact that I should have gone to sleep early. But I did not sleep early.

[00:01:19]You should have called me.

[00:01:22]You should have called me. He should have told the truth. He should have told the truth. We should have worked hard.

[00:01:31]We should have worked hard.

[00:01:35]He should have come on time. They should have arrived on time. You should have gone to the doctor.

[00:01:43]You should have visited the doctor.

[00:01:48]He should have apologized. He should have apologized negative sentences. Now let's practice negative sentences of should have. Basic Structure of Should Have in Negative Sentence. The subject should not have the verb with its third form. Negative sentences express that a particular action in the past should not have happened or should not have been done. But it happened.

[00:02:18]Like I shouldn't have stayed up late.

[00:02:22]I should not have stayed awake. You shouldn't have lied to me. You should not have lied to me. He shouldn't have spent so much. He should not have spent much. He shouldn't have cried. She should not have cried.

[00:02:46]We shouldn't have fought. We should not have fought. You shouldn't have gotten angry. You should not have become angry.

[00:02:58]you should not have. You should not have done that.

[00:03:02]Interrogative sentences or questions or phrases. Basic Structure of Should Have in Interrogative Sentence Should Subject Have Verb with its Third Form.

[00:03:16]In an interrogative sentence, a question is asked about a particular work that happened in the past, whether this work should have happened or should this work have been done? Like should I have gone there?

[00:03:30]Should I have gone over there? Should I have told him? Should I have told him?

[00:03:39]Should he have waited? Should he have waited? Should we have helped him? Should we have helped her? Should he have apologized? Should they have apologized? Should I have met him? Should I have met him?

[00:04:03]Now we come to Could Have. Could have is used when we talk about some work which could have happened or could have been done in the past but that work was not done, like saying that if you could have helped me, she could have passed the exam, that is, at the end of the Urdu sentence comes 'kar could', 'kar sakti thi' or 'kar sakte'.

[00:04:30]Let us understand the usage of could have with the help of examples. Positive Sentences Basic Structure of Could Have in Positive Sentence Subject Could Have Third Form of Verb You could have helped me You could have helped me In this sentence it is being expressed that you could have helped me but you did not help. Let's practice this with more sentences.

[00:04:58]You could have come sooner. You could have arrived early.

[00:05:02]He could have won. He could have one. She could pass the exam. She could have passed the exam. He could tell the truth. He could have told the truth. Negative sentences. Now let's practice negative sentences of could have. Basic Structure of Could Have in Negative Sentence. The subject could not have the verb with its third form. Negative sentences express that a particular task could not be done in the past. As she couldn't run that far. She could not have run that far. We couldn't find them. We could not have found them. I couldn't afford that much. I could not have spent that much. He couldn't learn that quickly. He could not have learned so quickly.

[00:06:06]We could not have won the match. We could not have one the match.

[00:06:13]Interrogative sentence or question or sentence.

[00:06:16]Basic Structure of Could Have in Interrogative Sentence. Could subject have third form of verb. In an interrogative sentence, it is asked whether this work could have been done or could have been done in the past? Like could I help you? Could I have helped you? Could you have saved him?

[00:06:39]Could you have saved him? Could he have come sooner? Could he have arrived early? Could he call us? Could They Have Called Us? Could we leave earlier? Could we have left earlier? Now we will discuss the last and important part of this lesson, Wood Have.

[00:07:02]Would have is used when we refer to something that could have happened in the past if a specific condition had been met. For example, saying that if it had not rained, I would have gone to the office. If he had worked hard, he would have been successful.

[00:07:25]Let us understand the use of wood hay better with the help of examples.

[00:07:28]If I had known, I would have come. If I had known, I would have come and I would have come if I had known.

[00:07:41]This sentence can be divided into two parts.

[00:07:44]Conditional part and action part. The conditional part expresses the condition that if this were to happen. The action part expresses the action that one does or would do. The order of both parts in the sentence can also change.

[00:08:04]If it had not rained, I would have gone to the office.

[00:08:08]I would have gone to the office if it hadn't rained. If he had worked hard, he would have been successful. If he had worked hard he would have succeeded.

[00:08:23]She would have been very happy if you had come to the wedding.

[00:08:26]If you had come to the wedding, she would have been very happy. I would buy this if I had the money. I would have bought it if I had money. Negative sentences.

[00:08:43]Negative sentences express that if a particular condition had been met in the past, a particular action would not have occurred. Like if I was busy I wouldn't have come.

[00:08:57]If I had been busy I would not have come.

[00:09:03]If you had come on time, I would not have marked you absent.

[00:09:08]I would not have marked you absent if you had arrived on time.

[00:09:15]If she had prepared, she wouldn't have been worried.

[00:09:20]If she had prepared she wouldn't have been worried.

[00:09:25]Interrogative sentences.

[00:09:28]In an interrogative sentence, it is asked whether a particular work would have been done if a particular condition had been fulfilled in the past? Like if I asked you, would you help him? If I had asked you would you have helped him? If I apologized, would he forgive me? If I had apologized, would he have forgiven me? Summary of Lessons Should Have Been Done But Did n't. You should have told the truth. You should have told the truth. Could have done Could have done or could have done but did not You could have helped me You could have helped me Would have done a particular task if a particular condition was fulfilled If I had known, I would have come If I had known, I would have come If I had known, I would have come If you liked this lesson, then like the video, subscribe to the channel and press the bell icon so that you keep getting new English learning videos.

[00:10:38]See you in the next video. Till then Allah Hafiz.

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