Come or Came?

Question

If I were to say, "you should have (come/came) with us yesterday", which is correct, come or came?

Answer 1

Answer: come

After the word 'have' continue with a past participle. E.g. 'You should have done that.' 'done' is past participle (do, did, done) It's the same with come, came, come. It's the third word.

Answer 2

The answer is "you should have COME with us yesterday" this is when you are referring to someone else. Came is used thus. "I came here today" or "You came here today"

Verb
Infinitive
to come
Third person singular
comes
Simple past
came
Past participle
come
Present participle
coming or archaic come


to come (third-person singular simple present comes, present participle coming or archaic come, simple past came, past participle come)

To move from further away to nearer to.
She'll be coming 'round the mountain when she comes...

Answer 3

Come. Came is simple past.

Answer 4

Come is correct.

Answer 5

COME