[ Modal Verb ]
Oh dear, we seem to have run out of salt. I ________ to the corner shop before dinner.
A. will have to go
B. needn’t go
C. could have gone
D. must have gone
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A. Complete
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A. since
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A. has searched
B. has been searching
C. have searched
D. have been searching