Topics: Past Modals
When there is a possibility that something did not happen, you use …
A. could not have
B. might not have
C. must not have
D. should not have
Select your answer:
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My brother has seen “The West Wing” on TV every week. Which is the prepositional phrase?
A. every week
B. has seen
C. The West Wing
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