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(I/not/meet) you at the park this afternoon. I have to see the doctor A. haven't to meet B. can't meet C. don't have to meet
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(I/not/meet) you at the park this afternoon. I have to see the doctor

A. haven't to meet
B. can't meet
C. don't have to meet

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I can't meet you at the park this afternoon. I have to see a doctor

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hope that helps! Au revoir!

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