情态动词现在完成式主要有两个功能：表示已经发生的情况和表示虚拟语气。在这两个方面must/mustn"t；    
can/can’t；need/needn"t；may/mayn"t；might/mightn"t；should/shouldn"t；

ought等情态动词＋完成式表示的意思是有一定区别的。

    1.表示已经发生的情况。

    1）must have+过去分词，表示对已发生情况的肯定推测，译为“（昨天）一定……”。如：

    My pain__________ apparent the moment I walked into the room， for the first man I met askedsympathetically：“Are you feeling all right？”

    [A] must be[B] had been [C] must have been [D] had to be

    （答案为C）

    2）can"t / couldn"t have+过去分词，表示对已发生情况的否定推测，译为“（昨天）一定没……”。如：

    Mary__________ my letter；otherwise she would have replied before now.

    [A] couldn"thave received [B] ought to have received

    [C] hasreceived [D] shouldn"t have received

    （答案为A）

    3）may / might have +过去分词，表示对已发生的事情做不肯定、可能性很小的推测，或事实上根本没发生，译为“也许……”。如：

    At FloridaPower"s Crystal River plant， apotentially serious leakage of radioactive water may have been unknowinglycaused by an electrician.

    2.表示虚拟语气。

    1） needn"t have + 过去分词，表示做了不必做的事，相当于“didn"t need to do”，译为“其实没必要……”。如：

    You needn"thave come over yourself.

    As it turnedout to be a small house party， we__________ so formally.

    [A] needn"tdress up [B]did not need have dressed up

    [C] did notneed dress up [D] needn"t have dressed up

    （没有必要穿的那么正式，体现是说话者的建议，实际结果是否真的穿的很正式没有确定，答案为D）

    2）should have +过去分词，表示应该做某事但实际上未做，译为“本应该……”should not + have过去分词表示本不应该做某事但实际上做了，译为“本不应该……”。如：

    I regrethaving left the work unfinished； Ishould have planned everything ahead carefully.

    我本来应该事先认真地把每件事情规划的很好，但实际上作者还是没有规划好，以至工作没有完成。

    3） ought to have +过去分词，表示动作按理该发生了，但实际上未发生，译为“该……”，与should 的完成式含义类似。如：

    Ｔheporter ought to have called the fire-brigade as soon as he saw the fire in thestock，which went up in smoke .

    4） could have +过去分词，表示过去本来可以做但却未做，译为“完全可以……”。这点与ought/should/ have +过去分词用法相似。如：

    What you saidis right，but you could have phrased it more tactfully.

    5） may/ might have +过去分词，表示过去可以做但实际未做，译为“（那样）也许会……”。如：

    It might havebeen better to include more punchy statistics and photos of equipment in theintroduction to further assist first-time office automation managers.