Worksheet: Should Have, Needn’t Have, Could Have
Answer key included — check your work after each section.
Notice
- Section A: should(n’t) have. Section B: needn’t have vs didn’t need to. Section C: could(n’t) have.
Rule
This worksheet mixes all three modal-perfect forms from this module.
Practice
- A1. ‘I _____ (not / shout) at him — it wasn’t his fault.’
Answer: shouldn’t have shouted - B1. ‘We _____ (not / need / print) the tickets — they scanned the phone screen instead.’
Answer: needn’t have printed - C1. ‘She _____ (win) the competition, but she got injured before the final.’
Answer: could have won - C2. ‘He _____ (not / do) it alone — it’s a two-person job.’
Answer: couldn’t have done
Connect
Finish with a full modal-perfect practice set.
CEFR: Writing — completing structured practice exercises accurately.
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