Formulate a sentence using ‘might have’ to express a past possibility.
A. He might have seen her yesterday.
B. I might have eaten lunch at noon.
C. She might have gone to the party.
D. They might have finished the project on time.
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A. had brought – did´t order
B. brought – hadn´t ordered
C. brought – didn´t ordered
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A. can always study
B. will be able to study
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D. always studied
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Grammar matters to you and ______.
A. I
B. Me