Watch four videos using the past conditional in conversation.
Man: Why didn't you come to the party?
Woman: I didn't know about it.
Man: Oh, no! I should have told you about it.
Woman: Yeah, I would have come if I had known about it.
Man: That's too bad. I think you would have enjoyed it.
Woman: I think I would have, too! What did you guys do?
Man: We just chatted and talked. Susan came. She just got back from France.
Woman: Oh, really? I would have loved to see her.
Man: How was your job interview?
Woman: Good, but I should have spoken up more.
Man: Oh, I am sure you did fine.
Woman: Yeah, I just wish I had expressed myself better.
Man: I think you are being too hard on yourself.
Woman: Maybe, but I still think I could have done better.
Man: What do you think you could have done better?
Woman: Well, I could have talked more about my work experience.
Man: I wouldn't worry about it. I'm sure you did fine.
Woman: I hope so. I really want that job!
Man: How was the movie?
Woman: Actually, I wish I hadn't seen it.
Man: Why? Was it that bad?
Woman: No! It was a great movie.
Man: Then, why do you wish you hadn't seen it?
Woman: Because it was so scary. I couldn't sleep last night.
Man: Oh, really! I love horror movies. Now I wish I had seen it.
Woman: Well, it is playing for another week, so you have time.
Man: How was your vacation?
Woman: Good, but I wish I had stayed at a different hotel.
Man: Why do you say that?
Woman: Well, it was next to a lively street, and it was so noisy.
Man: Oh, no!
Woman: As a result, I never had a good night sleep.
Man: Maybe you should have read some reviews first.
Woman:Yeah, I should have.
Man: Well, shoulda, woulda coulda!
