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English, 23.07.2020 19:01 Reaksomayroth

Use the verb in parentheses with the modals must, may/might/could, can. One sentence uses should. Note: some of the modals are in past form: (modal + have + past participle). The #0 bus comes at 2:25 pm. It’s 2:20 now. It (arrive) before long.

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