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It's not his fault? What does it mean?



 
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It's not his fault? What does it mean? #1 (permalink) Thu Aug 12, 2010 23:26 pm   It's not his fault? What does it mean?
 

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ESL/EFL Test #183 "Modal Verbs (1)", question 4

I really ......... be angry with him. It's not his fault.

(a) haven't
(b) have
(c) shouldn't
(d) couldn't have

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #183 "Modal Verbs (1)", answer 4

I really shouldn't be angry with him. It's not his fault.

Correct answer: (c) shouldn't
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It's not his fault? What does it mean? #2 (permalink) Fri Aug 13, 2010 7:39 am   It's not his fault? What does it mean?
 

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Hi,

In this sentence 'fault' suggests 'failing' or 'mistake'. It's not my fault means I can't be blamed for what has gone wrong.

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