3 ms·
The only counterexample I can think of is the present tense. For example: You have kids, you should have life insurance.
by xupybd 5y ago
The only counterexample I can think of is the present tense.
For example:
You have kids, you should have life insurance.
- nlh 5y agoYes - you're absolutely right. I should have (ha!) specified I meant in the context of a past participle ("you should have <verbed>"), not the present suggestive (is that the right term?) -- eg "you should have <object>" or even "you should <verb>" Man, grammar is weird. ;)