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Tom fed his dog at 6:00/ the next morning Tom walked by the doghouse. “My dog must not be feeling well,” he thought. Why did he think that?
The old man drove his car past the school. “There must not be any classes today”, he said to himself. How would he know that?
“I think someone has tasted the cake I just baked,” thought mother. How could she tell this?
Mike drove into the gas station, stopped his car, and then drove away. “Too bad it’s closed”, he thought. How did he know it was closed?
Julie was visiting her friend Leigh’s room. They were listening to Spotify. “Boy, you sure must like Ariana Grande”, Julie said. How did Julie know that?
Ann loved to eat candy. One day after she went to her dentist, Ann called her friend and told her that she couldn’t eat any more candy for a whale. Why do you think Ann told her that?
Mike went to McDonald’s and ordered a plain cheeseburger. After his first bite, he knew a mistake had been made. How did he know this?
Ken opened the door to his apartment and walked in. “I’ve been robbed,” he cried. How did he know this?
The two basketball teams were practicing on the court. “I think our team is going to lose,” said Judy. Why did Judy think this?
Sam looked at the photos. “I must have been looking into the bright sun when that picture was taken,” he thought. Why did he think this?
“This apple isn’t any good,” Ginger said as she threw it away. Why did Ginger say that?
“I don’t think I need this bandage any more,” said Karen. How did Karen know this?
If there’s no mail in your mailbox, how could you tell if the mailman’s been there already?
Linda was baking some bread in the oven. A little while later she ran to the oven, took out the bread, and threw it away. She ran because she knew the bread was burned. How did she know that?
Joey called his sister Karen on the phone. After Karen answered, Joey said, “You must have run to answer the phone”. How did Joey know that?
