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They probably thought they were wrong about her. (MUST)
They must have thought they were wrong about her.
The boy in the foreground is most probably in his late teens. (MUST)
The boy in the foreground must be in his late teens.
Maybe he was checking his phone. (MIGHT)
He might have been checking his phone.
Oh, no! This is definitely not good! (CAN'T)
Oh, no! This can't be good.
Perhaps the silver car is a BMW. (MIGHT)
The silver car might be a BMW.
It's possible that she flunked the test. (MAY)
She may have flunked the test.
What?! Surely you're not serious! (CAN'T)
What?! You can't be serious.
It appears his car was stolen, but who knows... (MIGHT)
His car might have been stolen, but who knows...
Wow! I'm sure it was a tempting option. (MUST)
Wow! It must have been a tempting offer.
Maybe you'll be able to recognise him. (MIGHT)
You might be able to recognise him.
I bet you felt terrible! (MUST)
You must have felt terrible.
I bet she's stuck in traffic. (MUST)
She must be stuck in traffic.
Perhaps she got lost. (MIGHT)
She might have got lost.
Most probably it was John on the phone. (MUST)
It must have been John on the phone.
It looks as if maybe it's more serious than we thought. (COULD)
It could be more serious than we thought.
It's highly likely that they had a fight. (MUST)
They must have had a fight.
It's possible that your computer was infected. (MIGHT)
Your computer might have been infected.
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