Ingles VI

Was/were going to and was/were supposed  to Function:           1. We use going to in the past to talk about plans and intentions that didn’t happened.            2 . We use supposed to in the past to talk about things we were expected to do that we didn’t do.  Form: Was/were going to + base form Was going to pay for them. I was going to see what they looked like in daylight. was/were supposed to base form You were supposed to for them before you left the store. Examples: ü   I was going to call you. We weren’t going to come but we changed our minds. ü   You were supposed to copy Valerie in on all the emails. ü   Wasn't going to go to the party(but I guess I will) ü   I wasn't supposed to go by myself (but I'll have to). ü   I wasn't going to go to the party(but I guess I would) ü   I was...

Should /Shouldn’t have Function: Express regret about things that people did or didn’t do in the past.   Form: Should have +past participle   ü   He should have paid for the CDS.   ü   They should have told the police. Shouldn´t have+ past participle   ü   She shouldn’t have driven so fast. Examples:   ü   I shouldn't worry if I were you. You have worked really hard.   ü   I don't think you should go out so much. Exescise: Chose should or shouldn't.     1. You  --- should shouldn't  be so selfish.      2. I don't think you  --- should shouldn't  smoke so much.      3. You  --- should shouldn't  exercise more.      4. I think you  --- should shouldn't  try to speak to her.      5. You are overweight. You  ...