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You must ________be working working somewhere​

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Answered by maryamkincsem
0

You must have to be working somewhere.

Explanation:

  • Has, have, has, are helping verbs that are added before a noun.

  • Have is used for the pronouns and plural nouns.

  • Whereas Has is used for the third singular person.

  • Had is used in the past tense to show the completeness of action.  

  • "to" is added to show the necessity in the given sentence as it is the appropriate preposition for the sentence.
Answered by SarcasticAngel
7

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you must have to be working somewhere.

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