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Modals of Deduction

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  • You _________________ (be ) ill yesterday. Aussie told me he had seen you playing bowling at the mall.
    can't have been
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  • Jackie looked happy. She __________________ (pass) her driving test.
    must have passed
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  • Scientists are not sure but they believe that some living organisms _________________ (exist) on Mars 20.000 years ago.
    may have existed / might have existed
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  • I don't know where they went but they ________________ (go) to Russia. They were looking for somewhere cold for holiday.
    might have gone
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  • The window was broken. Somebody _________________ (break) into their house yesterday.
    must have broken
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  • Look how badly you have failed. You _________________ (study) enough for your test.
    can't have studied
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  • His car isn't here. He _______________ (leave) the city already.
    must have left
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  • You have gained a lot of weight. You _________________ (eat) too much junk food.
    must have eaten
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  • The bystanders are not sure but they said the cyclist who stole the lady's phone _________________ (ride) to downtown.
    might have ridden
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  • The boss is in a terrible mood. The meeting _________________ (be) good.
    can't have been
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  • I waited for a bus for 45 minutes yesterday. There _________________ (be) an accident or a strike.
    may have been / might have been
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  • Andrew did no revision nor he came to school, but still passed the test. He _________________ (cheat).
    may have cheated / might have cheated
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  • I didn't see you at the concert. You _________________ (gone) 
    can't have gone
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