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1. She counts on Tom far too much. She doesn't take into account the possibility that he_ her, in spite of his willingness to do so. A. may not have helped B. might not be able to help C. can't have helped D. may not want to help 2. Tom Grey, who doesn't know Swedish, this fax. We cannot put the blame on him A. wouldn't be able to send B. can't have sent C. hadn't been able to send D. couldn't send
3. Ann is right. She couldn't ask for another set of questions half way through the examination. Well, maybe she_ the examiners for some additional explanation. A. could ask B. ought to ask C. would be able to ask D. should have asked.

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