- Why hasn't Jane arrived yet? - She again in the morning. A. shouldn't have overslept B. may have turned off the alarm clock C. must have no one to call her D. should have someone to wake her up 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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— Why hasn't Jane arrived yet?
— She________ again in the morning.
A. shouldn't have overslept         B. may have turned off the alarm clock
C. must have no one to call her       D. should have someone to wake her up

may＋have done意为“或许做……”，表示推测。should（not）have done意为“本来（不）应该做……而没有做……/而做了……”，此表达与语境不符。have sb．do sth 意为“叫某人做某事”，不定式不可带to.

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