Modal verbs may/might/can/must are often used with present

#Questão 922792 - Inglês, Verbos | Verbs, FUNDATEC, 2023, Prefeitura de Porto Alegre - RS, Professor - Lingua Inglesa

Modal verbs may/might/can/must are often used with present perfect structures to speculate the past, or to make deductions about what possibly happened. The sentences below are all examples of this structure, EXCEPT for:

A) We may have taken a wrong turn; I don’t think this is the way to the club.

B) You must have left your passport on the table. I remember seeing it there this morning.

C) They should be here by now. You might have sent them the wrong address.

D) She couldn’t have been to both places at the same time, there’s something wrong in this report.

E) I have lost my camera, and I could never recover the pictures I took during that trip to Canada.

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