[Grammar] might as well

[Jadoon 84]

How to say in past tense the following sentences?

1: She might as well purchase a new laptop.
2: You might as well resign now.

with kind regards

 

[SlickVic9000]

(Not a Teacher)

1). "She might as well have purchased a laptop."

2). "You might as well have resigned [STRIKE]now[/STRIKE]."

 

[tedtmc]

(Not a Teacher)

1). "She might as well have purchased a laptop."

2). "You might as well have resigned [STRIKE]now[/STRIKE]."

not a teacher

The sentences are in the present perfect tense (not past tense), aren't they?

 

[5jj]

not a teacher

The sentences are in the present perfect tense (not past tense), aren't they?

We have what is sometimes called a 'modal perfect'.