Topics: Must and Might Modals
Choose the sentence that uses “must have” to express a logical deduction.
A. You must have seen the news; everyone is talking about it.
B. You must have to see the news.
C. You must have seeing the news.
D. You must have saw the news.
Select your answer:
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A. No change
B. birthday;
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Which is grammatically wrong?
A. I want to make a chocolate based on Godiva’s Lemon Cake Truffle as long as I can change a few things.
B. I wore my winter jacket because it was exceptionally cold.
C. She brings a camera, everywhere she goes.
D. We still enjoyed the food of the restaurant although we needed to wait for an hour.