Vocab 11

I _____ gone to the meeting if I had known about it.

• should of

• could have

• would of

• could has

You _____ told me earlier about the schedule change.

• should of

• would of

• should have

• would have had

They _____ helped us, but they weren’t available.

• could of

• would of

• could have

• should has

He _____ taken the job offer, but he declined.

• would have

• would of

• would has

• should had

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

• They should of arrived by now.

• He could of called earlier.

• I would have helped if I could.

• She would of done it.

Use "between" when discussing:

• more than five people

• two entities

• general ideas

• only groups

Use "among" when referring to:

• two individuals

• one object

• three or more entities

• opposite ideas

There is disagreement _____ the senators on the new law.

• between

• of

• among

• beside

Several disputes exist _____ the president and the vice president.

• among

• with

• between

• around

Use “between” only when the comparison involves:

• a crowd

• a pair

• a list

• all items