题目内容
You ____Bob at the meeting yesterday, for he has been on holiday in Paris for a week.
A. mustn’t have seen B. shouldn’t see C. can’t have seen D. couldn’t see
C
解析:
情态动词对过去情况的推测，“肯定没……”can’t have done sth。
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