Respond to the first sentence using should / shouldn't have + a verb: Tom told me the date of his party, but I've forgotten it. You ____________ it down.

Respond to the first sentence using should / shouldn't have + a verb: We couldn't understand anybody in Paris. You _____________ some French before you went.

Rewrite the following sentence: I'm sure Alex wasn't very ill. He was only off work for one day.

Respond to the first sentence using should / shouldn't have + a verb: I don't have any money left after going shopping yesterday. You ________________ so many shoes. Did you really need three pairs?

Rewrite the following sentence: Perhaps John didn't see you. That's why he didn't say hello.

Respond to the first sentence using should / shouldn't have + a verb: Amanda was rude to everyone at my party. You ____________ her. You know what she's like.

Rewrite the following sentence: This tastes very sweet. I'm sure you used too much sugar.

You saw Ellie yesterday? That's impossible. She was in bed with flu.

Respond to the first sentence using should / shouldn't have + a verb: The chicken's still frozen solid. I know. You ______________ it out of the freezer earlier.

Rewrite the following sentence: Holly's crying. Perhaps she's had an argument with her boyfriend.

Rewrite the following sentence: I'm certain I left my umbrella at home. It's not in the office.

Rewrite the following sentence: They didn't come to our wedding. Maybe they didn't receive the invitation.