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Correct answer: ❓ Explanation: The sentence uses must have, which is followed by the past participle form of the verb. The past participle of lose is lost. So the correct sentence is: My keys are not here. I must have lost them. We use must have when we are almost sure about something that happened in the past. More examples: She isn’t at home. She must have gone out. They’re late. They must have missed the bus. Why the other options are wrong: lose is the base form. losing is the ing form. lose

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