Examples of using "Haber" in a sentence and their english translations:
He made an admission that he had lied.
there could be 60 there could be 90,
- You should've been here.
- You should have been here.
- I should have come earlier.
- I should've come earlier.
Tom should've called.
- We should have come earlier.
- We should've come earlier.
- You should have come yesterday.
- You should've come yesterday.
That must have hurt!
I should've come earlier.
- They must have failed.
- They must've failed.
- You should've called.
- You should've phoned.
You could've written.
I'm sorry I was born.
He should have come.
- I could have helped.
- I could've helped.
I could've died.
There's got to be a way.
- You could've said something.
- You could have said something.
He has denied he cheated.
there could be a 40 day, there could be 45 days,
- They must have been tired.
- They must've been tired.
She must have been rich.
What else could I have done?
You should have come home before.
- You should have come earlier.
- You should've come earlier.
There used to be a church here.
We should have been more careful.
- Tom should've studied more.
- Tom should've studied harder.
- Tom ought to have studied harder.
- We should have been more careful.
- We should've been more careful.
You ought to have read the book.
Not having had children.
I intended to have been a doctor.
You should have visited Kyoto.
She cannot have told a lie.
- Tom should've called.
- Tom should have called.
I regret having said so.
I admit that I was careless.
He seemed to have been ill.
He should have worked harder.
That must have hurt!
What was I supposed to do?
- I wish she could have come.
- I wish he could have come.
There must be a misunderstanding.
There must be some misunderstanding.
I wish I had done more.
You shouldn't have come back.
- You should've gone there by yourself.
- You should have gone there by yourself.
- You could have been happy.
- You could've been happy.
There must be some mistake.
- I thought I saw something.
- I thought that I saw something.
There must be a pattern.
- That could have ended badly.
- That could have gone pear-shaped.
- That could've gone pear-shaped.
- That could've ended badly.
- I should have said something.
- I should've said something.
Will there be a cake?
- Bad as it was, it could have been worse.
- It could have been worse.
- It could've been worse.
- I should've gone with you.
- I should have gone with you.
- They could've run away.
- They could have run away.
- It could've been Tom.
- It could have been Tom.
Tom should've known.
- I must have been dreaming.
- I must've been dreaming.
You should have come earlier.
I should've introduced myself.
- I should've eaten more.
- I should have eaten more.
There has to be a way.
- I must have misunderstood.
- I must've misunderstood.
- I must've lost some weight.
- I must have lost some weight.
- I should've worn gloves.
- I should have worn gloves.
Tom appears to have vanished.
- You shouldn't have come.
- You shouldn't've come.
- You should've visited Boston.
- You should have visited Boston.
You shouldn't have gone.
- I wish I'd been born a Canadian.
- I wish I'd been born Canadian.
- What could've happened?
- What could have happened?
There must be more.
He should have arrived by now.
- You could've said something.
- You could have said something.