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"Can't have gone" - past or present?

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instruct + that | Use the present progressive tenses in the passive form

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#16 (permalink) Fri May 23, 2008 17:20 pm "Can't have gone" - past or present?

duc wrote:

I have just read Modal+perfect infinitive in the Longman grammar and now I understand it.
Again thanks ,my teachers !

Well done, Duc. Cool

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