We ------ anything tonight. We ------ the leftovers from yesterday's ...

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We —— anything tonight. We —— the leftovers from yesterday’s dinner party.

A. didn’t cook/used to eat

B. must not have cooked/will eat

C. won’t have cooked/should eat

D. might not cook/would’ eat

E. needn’t cook/can eat

Select your answer:

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