Should have or shouldn’t have - ～ばよかったです

The video tutorial covers expressions of regret using conditional forms. It begins with an introduction to the concept, followed by practice exercises where learners apply these expressions in various scenarios. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using conditional forms to express regret and provides multiple examples for practice. The session concludes with advanced exercises and a summary of the key points discussed.

What is the main emotion discussed in the introduction of the video?

• Happiness

• Regret

• Excitement

• Fear

Which expression is used to convey regret about not studying enough?

• I wish I hadn't studied.

• I should have studied less.

• I am glad I studied.

• I wish I had studied more.

What is the conditional form used to express regret about buying too much?

• I wish I had bought more.

• I wish I hadn't bought so much.

• I am happy I bought a lot.

• I should have bought more.

In the practice section, what is the regret expressed about drinking?

• I wish I had drunk more.

• I wish I hadn't drunk that much.

• I am glad I drank a lot.

• I should have drunk more.

What is the regret expressed about saying terrible things?

• I should have said more.

• I am glad I said it.

• I wish I hadn't said anything terrible.

• I wish I had said more.

What is the regret about studying abroad mentioned in the practice section?

• I wish I hadn't studied abroad.

• I wish I had studied abroad when I was a student.

• I am glad I didn't study abroad.

• I should have stayed home.

What is the focus of the conclusion section?

• Introduction to new topics

• Summary of the lesson and sentence construction

• Detailed practice of new expressions

• Discussion on unrelated topics