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Red train 520 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Two questions

I must (dropped/have dropped/have been dropping) somewhere.

I have no idea here.

I was surprised that Kate wasn't at meeting yesterday. She (may not know/may not have knew/might not knew/might not have known).

I think "might not knew".

  

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#1 I have lose my glasses.

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  • #1 I have lose my glasses.
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I have lose my glasses.

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red train 520I must (dropped/have dropped/have been dropping) somewhere.

That is not a good sentence. "Drop" has an object. e.g. I dropped my keys somewhere.

red train 520I think "might not knew".

Incorrect. The modal verbs are always followed by the base ( dictionary ) form of the main verb.

"Knew" is the p

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