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Past Modals of Deduction > B2 level
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It’s eight o’clock and Donald is in bed already: He can’t / must have been very tired.
must
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Say a sentence using can't in the past.
e.g. They can't have employed someone with good English skills.
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Oliver was in the classroom five minutes ago: he _______________ home already. (arrive)
can't have arrived
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Someone’s left their mobile here: it could / can’t have been Sara o Luis.
could
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Roger ate seven slices of pizza. He _______________ very hungry. (be)
must have been
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This is not Paseo Zorrilla: we might / must have taken the wrong road.
must
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Marvin missed the bus this morning: he can’t / must have arrived on time at work
can't
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Say a sentence using a past modal of deduction.
e.g. They must have been really frustrated.
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Say a sentence using a past modal of deduction
e.g. They must have put too much weight in the cart.
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Say a sentence using a past modal of deduction
e.g. They must have been on a long trip.
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The thief ______________________ in through the window. It's not broken or forced. (get)
can't have got
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Say a sentence using can't in the past.
e.g They can't have hurt themselves becayse they are smiling.
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Say a sentence using might or must.
The ball might have come from a sports shop.
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Pablo is very clever: he must / might have passed all his exams with top marks.
must
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The driver didn’t stop. He _______________ the red light.(see)
may not/mightnot/can't have seen
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I don’t know why Margarita didn’t come to the party: she ____________ busy (be)
might/may/could have been
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