<a href="http://venturenglish.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/3MinEngLogoRev144x144.jpg"></a>These two phrases are often used in the same situations by native speakers. But is there a difference in meaning? There sure is, and it will help to know the differences when you decide which one to use.<br />

These two phrases are often used in the same situations by native speakers. But is there a difference in meaning? There sure is, and it will help to know the differences when you decide which one to use.

<a href="http://venturenglish.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/3MinEngLogoRev144x144.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></a>These two phrases are often used in the same situations by native speakers. But is there a difference in meaning? There sure is, and it will help to know the differences when you decide which one to use.<br>

#23 “Should Have” and “Was Supposed To” – What’s the Difference?

3 Minute English! by Venturenglish.com is a unique podcast for intermediate and advanced English learners. Why unique? Because instead of presenting idioms or dialogs, 3 Minute English! gives tips on usage, style, and nuance in English. The host, Paul Durant, takes about 3 or 4 minutes… more or less… to describe a usage or style point to help improve your English. The podcast is useful for all learners but emphasizes business English.

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