— When was it that you got home last night?

— It _______ around nine o’clock when I drove back home, for it was very dark.

　 A. must have been　　 B. had to be　　 　 C. was to be　　 D. must be　　

 

A

must have done表示對過去情況有把握的推測。

 

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