What? You tripped over a chair at the party and dropped your plate of food into a woman’s lap? You —- (embarrass)!
A. must have been embarrassed
B. must been embarrassed
C. must have embarrased
D. have embarrassed
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A. yours
B. his
C. her
D. mine
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Choose the answer that best explains the meaning of this sentence:
They can’t have realized what would happen in that case.
A. Perhaps they didn’t realized.
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A. If you stop making that noise, I’ll call the police
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__________ you ever eaten at Carl’s Jr?
A. Has
B. Do
C. Have
D. Did