Could– सकता है/ था (sakta hai/ tha)
He could meet you today.
He could meet you yesterday.
He could meet you tomorrow.
How to use Could in English and its use with be/have/have had/have been/have to/have had to..
He could meet you today.
He could meet you yesterday.
He could meet you tomorrow.
He couldn’t come home.
How could he buy such an expensive phone?
I couldn’t reach the office on time because it was raining.
I wish I could meet you once.
I wish he could understand what I meant.
How could I come here if you didn’t help me.
She could be at home right now; but she wasn’t.
It could be so risky; but somehow, I managed.
It could be so risky; don’t do it.
I could be in a good job next year.
I could be sent back home; but he gave me another chance.
I could be sent back home; if I don’t perform.
It could be easily done.
It could be easily done, but I couldn’t do so.
He could have called you yesterday.
I could have played with them, but he did’t give me a chance.
She could have become a doctor.
He could have a good house in the next few years if he gets a good job.
He could have a good house today if he had a good job.
He could have had a good house if he had a good job.
She could have had more but she never cared.
He couldn’t have had such a great opportunity if I hadn’t supported him.
He could have been tortured, but the police behaved very well.
I could have been asked about where we were on Monday.
This information could have been shared among the public but thank God, nothing happened as such.
You could have to go to school today.
You could have to go to school yesterday.
You could have had to go to school yesterday.
You could have to come here again whenever she calls you.