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Hasibul Alam Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
What kind of grammar structure it is " to have been"
She’s not sure of the exact date, but she knows she had bruises on her wrists and she was worried about whether they’d be gone by the time school started back, so it has to have been sometime in August
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" She should have been at the party. We all had a great time. (perfect modal with "should") She must have been at the Hotel De Lux.
- " She should have been at the party.
- We all had a great time.
- (perfect modal with "should") She must have been at the Hotel De Lux.
- I saw her in a photo taken in the lobby.
- (perfect modal with "must") She has to have been at the Hotel De Lux.
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Hasibul Alamhas to have been
It is the modal verb "have to" with the perfect form of the infinitive "be."
She should have been at the party. We all had a great time. (perfect modal with "should")
She must have been at the Hotel De Lux. I saw her in a photo taken in the lobby. (perfect modal with "must")
She has to have b
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