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He *should have notice* me. We are in the same bus. 和 He *could have notice* me. We are in the same bus. 的差別在哪裡？如果不好說明，請提供一些例句。
He *should have notice* me. We are in the same bus. 和 He *could have notice* me. We are in the same bus. 的差別在哪裡？如果不好說明，請提供一些例句。
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- 英語 (美國)
"should have noticed" means that you he could not have missed you. (in the past)
Example: I walked right past him and he looked in my direction. He should have noticed me.
"could have noticed" means he may or may not have noticed you.
Example: I was in the back of the bus. He was in the front of the bus. I do not ("don't" in shortened form and speech) know if he looked in my direction. He could have noticed me. I do not know if he did.
Notice how anything referring to the past is in a past or past perfect tense.
Bonus lesson: a lot of native English speakers in the USA, especially southern states, will say this by speaking it differently.
They will say "coulda" (pronounced "could-uh" ), instead of "could have". "should have" would be spoken like "shoulda" (should-uh)
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- 西班牙語 (墨西哥)
@soramama: "Should indicates obligation, "could" indicates posibillity
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- 西班牙語 (墨西哥)
Should: He has the obligation to notice you, there's no option.
Could: He has the chance to notice you, it will be right if he does or not.
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- 日語
Would you give me some sentence examples with ”could have pp”.
Thank you in advance😊
Thank you in advance😊
- 英語 (美國)
"He could have" is past tense (it already happened), so use "noticed" not "notice".
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- 西班牙語 (西班牙)
"Should" indicates a suggestion or obligation, but it's not a strict obligation. Ex: You should sleep early. You should do exercise / I should wash the dishes. You should do your homework.
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"Should" means it's more likely that he would notice you than it is that he would not notice you. "Could" means that it is possible, but does not indicate the likelihood.
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@soramama: I'm sorry. I don't understand well your question. I'm a not native English, what do you mean with "pp"? xD
And everybody is right, "Should" isn't exactly that estrict, but it helps to separate both terms.
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- 英語 (美國)
"should have noticed" means that you he could not have missed you. (in the past)
Example: I walked right past him and he looked in my direction. He should have noticed me.
"could have noticed" means he may or may not have noticed you.
Example: I was in the back of the bus. He was in the front of the bus. I do not ("don't" in shortened form and speech) know if he looked in my direction. He could have noticed me. I do not know if he did.
Notice how anything referring to the past is in a past or past perfect tense.
Bonus lesson: a lot of native English speakers in the USA, especially southern states, will say this by speaking it differently.
They will say "coulda" (pronounced "could-uh" ), instead of "could have". "should have" would be spoken like "shoulda" (should-uh)
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- 日語
@Gack:
Sorry for my late reply. "pp" means "a past participle". I think it's one of grammer terms.
In My text book, "He should have noticed me" and "He could have noticed me" are translated the same, so I was confused😅 But now I got it!
Sorry for my late reply. "pp" means "a past participle". I think it's one of grammer terms.
In My text book, "He should have noticed me" and "He could have noticed me" are translated the same, so I was confused😅 But now I got it!
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