Maybe somebody scratched my car in front of the supermarket.
A. Somebody may have scratched my car in front of the supermarket.
B. Somebody may scratched my car in front of the supermarket.
C. Somebody may have scratch my car in front of the supermarket.
D. Somebody may scratch my car in front of the supermarket.

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A. watches
B. is watching
C. has been watching
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A. fragment
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A. I will don´t travel to Caracas.
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A. Action
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