Grammar: must / might / can’t = >He knows a lot about animals. He ___ be a vet.

That food smells bad. It ___ be fresh. ((must / might / can’t))

She has worked in three different countries and speaks four languages. She ___ have a lot of international experience. ((must / might / can’t))

She studies every day. She ___ be a good student. ((must / might / can’t))

She is wearing sports clothes. She ___ be going to the gym. ((must / might / can’t))

He has no umbrella. He ___ like the rain. ((must / might / can’t))

She is not here today. She ___ be sick. (must / might / can’t)

That man is 100 years old! He ___ be very old. ((must / might / can’t))

The door is locked. They ___ be inside. (must / might / can’t)

I don’t see Anna. She ___ be at home. ((must / might / can’t))

The sun is shining. It ___ be raining. ((must / might / can’t))

It is midnight. The school ___ be open. ((must / might / can’t))