The document discusses the patterns and functions of different modal verbs used with the perfect tense. It explains that "should have" expresses belief that an event was desirable but did not happen, "could have" shows capability but an event did not occur, "must have" expresses conclusions about past situations, and "may/might have" describes possible past events. Examples are provided for each modal verb. The document also includes a profile section at the end.

1. MODAL
WITH
PERFECT
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2. MODAL
with
PERFECT
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3. 1. Pattern
Subject + Should + Have + V.3 + Object / Complement
2. Function
To express the believe that an event or
situation was right and desirable, however the
event didn’t happen.
3. Example
Sam got 5 in Mathemathics.
He should have studied hard before the test.
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4. 1. Pattern
Subject + Could + Have + V.3 + Object / Complement
2. Function
To show that the subject had the capability of
doing something but for some reasons he/she
didn’t do it.
3. Example
I could have helped you but I was busy last night.
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5. 1. Pattern
Subject + Must + Have + V.3 + Object / Complement
2. Function
To express a conclusion about past
situation.
3. Example
Nan got 10 in English test yesterday.
She must have studied hard for it.
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6. 1. Pattern
Subject + May/Might + Have + V.3 + Object / Complement
2. Function
To say what was possible in the past.
3. Example
Doni came late this morning.
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He might have got up late.
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7. Profil
Nama : Yunda Darajatul Ilmi
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