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The video tutorial explains the use of the modal verb phrase 'should have' in English grammar, focusing on its application in expressing past obligations or expectations that were not met.

What does 'should have' typically express in a sentence?

• A hypothetical situation

• A present action

• A past obligation or expectation

• A future obligation

In which scenario would you use 'should have'?

• To describe a future plan

• To express a current feeling

• To indicate a missed opportunity

• To ask a question

Which of the following is an example of using 'should have' correctly?

• I should have goes to the meeting.

• I should have gone to the meeting yesterday.

• I should have go to the meeting tomorrow.

• I should have going to the meeting now.

How does 'should have' help in communication?

• It helps in expressing past regrets or missed actions

• It clarifies future intentions

• It questions past decisions

• It describes ongoing actions

Why is it important to understand the use of 'should have'?

• To improve future planning

• To enhance present decision-making

• To question current actions

• To effectively communicate past expectations or regrets