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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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must have+ pp form in different tenses
1-I arrived home yesterday. i was supposed to talk to my father but i saw that he wasn't home i asked my brother and he told me: he must have gone to the cinema
2- Today i said to my mother: i arrived home yesterday but dad wasn't home and she immediately said: he must have gone to the cinema
1 and 2 are in two different tenses but the structure of must have pp is the same. are these two structures correct? is it possible for the second one: he must have been gone to the cinema
2- Today i said to my mother: i arrived home yesterday but dad wasn't home and she immediately said: he must have gone to the cinema
1 and 2 are in two different tenses but the structure of must have pp is the same. are these two structures correct? is it possible for the second one: he must have been gone to the cinema
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1- I arrived home yesterday. I was supposed to talk to my fathe r, but I saw that he wasn't hom e. I a sked my brother and he told that he must have gone to the cinema .
- 1- I arrived home yesterday.
- I was supposed to talk to my fathe r, but I saw that he wasn't hom e.
- I a sked my brother and he told that he must have gone to the cinema .
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1- I arrived home yesterday. I was supposed to talk to my father, but I saw that he wasn't home. I asked my brother and he told that he must have gone to the cinema.
2- Today I said to my mother, "I arrived home yesterday, but Dad wasn't home," and she immediately said, "He must have gone to the
2- Today I said to my mother, "I arrived home yesterday, but Dad wasn't home," and she immediately said, "He must have gone to the
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