Respond to the first sentence using should / shouldn't have + past participle of the verbs: buy, eat, go (x2), invite, learn, save— Mary is in bed with a stomach ache.

  — She **shouldn't have eaten** so much sweets.

• learnt
• saved
• gone
• gone
• invited
• bought

1. — We haven't got any money left after the shopping yesterday.

        — You [should have|shouldn't have][ ] so many pieces of clothes. Did you need all of them?
   

2. — Tourists couldn't understand anybody in Italy.

        — They [should have|shouldn't have][ ] some Italian before they went.
   

3. — Kate told Josh his phone number, but he's forgotten it.

        — He [should have|shouldn't have][ ] it on his mobile phone.
   

4. — Tony was late because there was so much traffic.

        — He [should have|shouldn't have][ ] by bus. The train is much faster.
   

5. — Kathy was rude to everyone at the meeting.

        — They [should have|shouldn't have][ ] her. She's always like that.
   

6. — You look really exhausted.

        — I know. I [should have|shouldn't have][ ]to bed earlier.