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B1 BE Class 40 Modals of probability and deducti ...

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    Change the sentences using modals of deduction (must, might, may, can't).
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  • My supervisor is coming to see me. I’m sure he wants something. - He _____.
    He must want something.
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  • The conference hall is half full and people are leaving. I am sure it’s not interesting. - The conference _____.
    The conference can’t be interesting.
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  • Listen to his accent. I’m sure he is German. - He _____.
    He must be German.
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  • She doesn’t understand English at all. I am sure she is not American. - She _____.
    She can’t be American.
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  • He always wears a suit and a tie and looks serious. I think he is a lawyer, but I am not sure. - He _____.
    He might/may be a lawyer.
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  • She hasn’t sent the offer yet. Perhaps she has a problem and needs help. - She _____.
    She might/may have a problem and need help.
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  • George is interested in money, stock exchange and investment. Perhaps he is a broker. - George _____.
    George might/may be a broker.
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  • Look at all those books on personal growth. I am sure he reads a lot. - He _____.
    He must read a lot of books.
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  • So, you’re studying psychology. I’m sure it is fascinating. - It _____.
    It must be fascinating.
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  • Her light is off. I’m sure she is not in the office. - She _____.
    She can’t be in an office.
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  • He has a very expensive car. I am sure he’s not a teacher. - He _____.
    He can’t be a teacher.
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