[ Modal Verbs ]
___ pick me up at the station when I arrive?
A. Can you
B. Will you be able to
C. both are correct
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You _________ the train tickets.
A. haven’t buyed
B. haven’t bought
C. hasn’t buyed
D. hasn’t bought