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How would you express that it was likely that Watson was at the store?
A. Watson may have been at the store.
B. Watson must have been at the store.
C. Watson could have been at the store.
D. Watson should have been at the store.
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Grammar › ViewJoaquin is from Mexico. He know Spanish.
A. may
B. must
C. will
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The hostages ___________________ (finally – release) yesterday.
A. The hostages are finally released yesterday.
B. The hostages were finally released yesterday.
C. The hostages have finally been released yesterday.
“She ___ finish her project on time if she starts now.”
A. could
B. must
C. can
D. might
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The TV documentary was the … thing on TV last night.
A. most interestiest
B. most interesting
C. most interestier