There was a lot of fun at the party. You .but why didn't you?A. should comeB. ought to have comeC. may have comeD. must have come 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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12. There was a lot of fun at the party. You ，but why didn't you?

A. should come

B. ought to have come

C. may have come

D. must have come

12. B考查情态动词。句意：聚会很有趣，你本该来，但为什么没来？根据句意可,知表示"应该做但没做"，故用ought to/ should have done形式。

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