Question

1854 4 If you can't find her, she must hide somewhere. If you can't find her, she must [[hide]] somewhere. be hiding When you do not actually know where someone is or what they are doing, but certain facts allow you to guess, use must be or must be doing: 'If she isn't in her office, she must be in the canteen.' 'If she's in the canteen, she must be having her lunch.'

Accepted Answer

must ✗ If you can't find her, she must be hiding somewhere. If you can't find her, she must [[be hiding]] somewhere. be hiding | hide

Idx	1854
Keyword	must
Sub Entry Number	4
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	If you can't find her, she must hide somewhere.
Correct Sentence	If you can't find her, she must be hiding somewhere.
Cloze Error Sentence	If you can't find her, she must [[hide]] somewhere.
Cloze Sentence	If you can't find her, she must [[be hiding]] somewhere.
Cloze Answer	be hiding
Choices	be hiding \| hide
Explanation	When you do not actually know where someone is or what they are doing, but certain facts allow you to guess, use must be or must be doing: 'If she isn't in her office, she must be in the canteen.' 'If she's in the canteen, she must be having her lunch.'

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