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̬canܣmayԣmust룩have toòought toӦãdareңused toȥhad betterwould ratherԸڿ϶Ǻ߶Ҫ ԭ .ڷУcanmaymustdarenothave toought toֱhaveoughtnotused toķʽused not toҲdidn't use toõý϶ࣻhad betterwould ratherķʽֱhad better notwould rather not.Щ̬ʱijһԡ
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һmust+have+EDִʣڿ϶䣬ʾԹȥһֿ϶Ʋ⣬ʾ϶һ
1 It around nine o'clock when I drove back home because it was already dark.
A had to be B must have been C was to be D must be
2 John's score on the test is the highest in the class
A he should study last night
B he should have studied last night
C he must have studied last night
D he must had to study last night
3 After searching A for evidence in the housethe police concluded B that the thief must have come in C through the window and stole D the silver while the family was asleep.
may might+have+EDִʣڿ϶ͷ䣬ʾѷIJ϶Ʋ⣬൱ڡܣţmightmay ոС
She might have gone to see her doctor last week but I am not sure.
ڻȥҽˣҲҿ϶
Don't worry your husband may not have been hurt seriously.
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shouldought to+have+EDִʣ϶ʾȥӦȴûзʾѷ˱÷¡ǰ߿ΪӦΪá
You should have apologized to her for not soon replying to the letter. 㱾ӦǸ˵Ϊʲôûܼʱšûô
4 You yesterday if you were really serious about your work.
A ought to comeB ought to be comingC ought to have comeD ought have come
ġcannot +have+EDִ
He is an hour late He can have been delayed by fog. Of coursethat's a possibility.ٵ1СʱΪˡȻֻǿ⡣
The poem can not have been written by her since she was only five years old then.ʫдģΪʱ5ꡣ
塢could+have+EDִʡʱڱʾȥʱ䣬˵ij¿ܻѷʱɱʾȥij£ȴδ
I simply can't understand how he could have made such a mistake. Ҽֱô᷸Ĵ
He walked therebut he could have taken a taxi. ȥˣɵʱȫ⡣
couldn't+have+EDִʡʾҲܻû
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