Topics: Modals
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.
Select your answer:
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B. could
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A: Hi, Jenny, what _____(9)_____ last weekend?
B: I _________ to a party.
A. did you do
B. are you doing