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Do you know where John is? He's late, he ____________ arrived 10 minutes ago.
SHOULD HAVE
A: I'm hungry but there isn't any food in the kitchen.
B: Mary ___________ eaten everything, she was really hungry earlier.
MIGHT HAVE/MAY HAVE/MUST HAVE
Mark __________ become a professional athlete if he hadn't had that car accident.
MIGHT HAVE/MAY HAVE/COULD HAVE
Josephine ___________ bought the car if she had had the money for it.
WOULD HAVE/COULD HAVE
Investing all your money in that business was a terrible idea! You _____________ kept your money in the bank.
SHOULD HAVE
Larry is so lazy, I doubt it was him, he _________ cleaned the house on his own.
CAN'T HAVE/COULDN'T HAVE
Jack and Sam are having triplets! Their parents __________ been very surprised when they heard the news!
MUST HAVE
Sarah ____________ brought more wine, we already had enough.
NEEDN'T HAVE
The semester is almost over, you __________ finished all the workbook by now.
SHOULD HAVE
You ________________ tried to open that can on your own, look what happened! You spilled it all over!
SHOULDN'T HAVE
Tommy is not hungry, he ________________ eaten before getting home.
MIGHT HAVE/MAY HAVE/ MUST HAVE
We _____________ invited your parents too, I'm sure they would have enjoyed this movie.
COULD HAVE/SHOULD HAVE
I'm sorry, but I'm sure they __________ called, they are camping in a forest, with no phones.
CAN'T HAVE/COULDN'T HAVE
You ________________ been really happy when you won all that money with that lottery ticket!
MUST HAVE
I'm pretty sure they ___________________ told us if they had known they would be late.
WOULD HAVE
It's too hot, we ________________ brought our coats, hats and gloves to the park.
NEEDN'T HAVE
