[ Perfect Modals ]
Which perfect modal suggests a possible action that did not happen?
A. Must have
B. Could have
C. Ought to have
D. Should have
Select your answer:
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Which sentence correctly uses a modal to express a present impossibility?
A. She must be at the office.
B. He might be at home.
C. They can’t be here already.
D. You should call him.