Choose the correct forms of the verbs. Write the sen­ tences. 1. You should (discuss, have discussed) the terms of the transactions as soon as possible, if you are interested in buying the dishwashers of this company.
2. Why didn’t you buy that dress? You should (buy, have bought) it. It fitted you perfectly.
3. I don’t think these shoes are comfortable. You should (try on, have tried) another pair.
4. You should (call, have called) on Jim yesterday. He wanted to see you.
5. You should (introduce, have introduced) some changes into the model last year.
6. You should (reserve, have reserved) accommodation at the Beach Hotel in advance as the hotel is usually full, especially at summer time.
7. We should (take part, have taken part) in the exhibition. It was a good chance to advertise the new models.
8. I think you should (drive, have driven) through the centre of Lon­ don. You will be able to see some wonderful buildings.
9. You should (make, have made) an appointment with the director of the plant in advance. He is a very busy man.