A doubt on grammer

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Dinesh - 23 May 2007 03:46 GMT

What is the difference betwwen " You should have completed your work"
and " You should have complete your work" ?

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Einde O'Callaghan - 23 May 2007 05:21 GMT

Dinesh schrieb:

> What is the difference betwwen " You should have completed your work"
> and " You should have complete your work" ?

The first is gramatically correct and the second is not.

BTW the word is "grammar".

Regards, Einde O'Callaghan

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Fred - 23 May 2007 06:06 GMT

> Dinesh schrieb:
>> What is the difference betwwen " You should have completed your work"
>> and " You should have complete your work" ?

In the second sentence you should have completed completed.

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howdouno@gmail.com - 30 May 2007 02:28 GMT

> > Dinesh schrieb:
> >> What is the difference betwwen " You should have completed your work"
> >> and " You should have complete your work" ?
>
> In the second sentence you should have completed completed.

Be gentle. Be fair. The guy was asking a reasonable question for a
second language learner.

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Discussion Groups / ESL Teaching / May 2007

A doubt on grammer