to encourage the desire among a group to work together and help each other
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How do past modals of deduction, like "must have" or "might have," help us understand and interpret historical events? Can you give an example where using a past modal of deduction changes the perspective on a historical event?
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How did the students' performance change when a $10,000 prize was offered?
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What is a joint venture?
to reduce the number of people who leave the company
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What is "to be on the same page"?
have the same understanding about the situation or information
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What is "indecisive"?
Unable to make choices
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Who typically performs the best in the marshmallow challenge?
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What is "to bridge a gap"
to reduce the differences that separate two things or groups
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What is to reduce staff turnover?
to reduce the number of people who leave the company
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What materials are used in the marshmallow challenge? A) 20 sticks of spaghetti, one yard of tape, one yard of string, and a marshmallow B) 20 sticks of spaghetti, two yards of tape, one yard of string, and a marshmallow C) 10 sticks of spa
A
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eraser
Reset score!
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fairy
Take points!
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gift
Win 10 points!
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banana
Go to last place!
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Discuss the difference between using "must have" and "could have" when making deductions about past events. How does the choice of modal verb affect the certainty of our conclusions?
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What is the difference between "He must have forgotten" and "He could have forgotten" in terms of the speaker's certainty about the past event?