Perfect modals || English grammar || how to use could have ? || should have || may have

MODAL PERFECTS: Could have / Should have / Would have / Must have / May have / Might have. GRAMMAR
Master Modal Perfects with this easy-to-understand video!
🌟 Learn how to use could have, should have, would have, must have, may have, and might have in real-life situations with clear examples and helpful pictures. This lesson contrasts these modal perfects so you can easily see the differences:

He would have eaten pizza: (100% certainty)
They could have eaten pizza: (70% chance OR an option)
He may/might have eaten pizza: (30% chance)
I should have eaten pizza: (Regret)
You should have eaten pizza: (Blame)
They must have eaten pizza: (Strong guess)
Could have, should have, would have. Coulda, shoulda, woulda.
This video features slow pronunciation to help ESL students follow along easily, making it perfect for learners of all levels.
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🔢 What You'll Learn:
grammar tips for modal verbs.
The difference between modal perfects like could have and must have.
How to recognize when to use should have vs. could have.
Practice situations to apply modal verbs confidently!
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