Lily_Vn  +  900059 Sun, 13 Sep 09 03:44 PM Can you explain the difference between ''couldn't see with can't have seen'' ? Lily_Vn Joined on Sat, Jan 3 2009 New Member 07 J.L Difference Between, Modals

	hotrungthang  +  908976 Sat, 19 Sep 09 05:35 PM I missed question 3 and question 5 :( hotrungthang Joined on Sat, Sep 19 2009 Hanoi New Member 05 Regards, hotrungthang Modals

	hotrungthang  +  908980 Sat, 19 Sep 09 05:42 PM I think the diff btw them is "couldn't see" means to confirm but "can't have seen" means may be not see :D hotrungthang Modals

	Tanit  +  909883 Sun, 20 Sep 09 08:24 AM Lily_Vn “Can you explain the difference between ''couldn't see with can't have seen'' ? ” Can't have seen her: this expresses deduction about a fact. Luise was in Palma, so she was not in the library, so it was impossible for you to see her in the library = you can't have seen her. Couldn't see her: it might work in other contexts, such as: She was very short, so I couldn't see her (= I was unable to see her) as she was surrounded by the crowd. Tanit Joined on Mon, Jul 31 2006 Senior Member 3,030 There is no greater pain than to remember a happy time when one is in misery. (Dante)

	superblack  +  915676 Thu, 24 Sep 09 07:46 AM this test is very interesting and useful. Thank you so much. superblack Joined on Sun, Sep 13 2009 Viet Nam New Member 07 above all, I believe in myself Modals