"you have shoulded to do that then" okay but the question is what i should do. not what i have shoulded to do
"you should have done that" no, should implies can and i can't have done that. i have been able to do that but that's a different word order
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@VesselOfSpirit if counterfactually you should have done that, then you shoulded to do that, and you should have counterfactually done that - 1 more reply
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