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Lawn2llawn2 Posted 14 years ago
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must have been not?
Hi all,
I have a question regarding the usage "must have been" in a negative sentence. Is it okay to say "It must have been not a good one". What I'm trying to say is I'm guessing that it wasn't that good". If it's wrong, what am I supposed to say using "must have been".
Thanks a lot.
Liya
I have a question regarding the usage "must have been" in a negative sentence. Is it okay to say "It must have been not a good one". What I'm trying to say is I'm guessing that it wasn't that good". If it's wrong, what am I supposed to say using "must have been".
Thanks a lot.
Liya
Top answer
You need to say It can't have been a good one. CB
- You need to say It can't have been a good one.
- CB
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