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@learnamericanenglish my problem with English is I don't speak, but I like to know. Why "he must have looked" if he finished looking at and there is no result- except an accident. I would agree if "he have had an accident" as a result of the accident is a damaged car;)
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it works for me!
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Ok! Thank you.
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Just today it happened to me that I wondered about this way of "must" , but in the past. (did I use happen correct?)
He had an accident. He "HAD TO?" looking at this pretty girl / He must had looked at ?
szczurekprzepyszny 4 months ago in playlist More videos from learnamericanenglish
@szczurekprzepyszny -- "He must have looked at her," would be correct.
learnamericanenglish 4 months ago