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In the context of the auxiliary verbs "have" and "can" as used in your example, the common pronunciations are:

1. For "have":
- A. /hæv/ is the standard pronunciation, especially in American English.
- B. /hav/ can also be heard in some dialects but is less standard.

2. For "can":
- A. /kæn/ is the standard pronunciation.
- B. /kǝn/ represents a reduced form that can occur in fast or casual speech.

So, the common pronunciations for the underlined auxiliary verbs in your examples are:

- "have": A. /hæv/
- "can": A. /kæn/

Thus, the correct pairing for the answers would be:
**A&A**