Deductions about the present

It __________ rain later, but I’m not sure. The sky looks a little cloudy, and it’s getting darker.

You __________ leave the door open like that; it’s cold outside and the heating is on.

They __________ be on vacation, as they told me they'd be away this week.

She __________ be at the café; she said she was going there after work.

You __________ be serious about this idea. It’s clearly not going to work. Everyone has disagreed with it so far.

The car is gone, so they __________ be at home. I didn’t hear the doorbell ring.

He __________ be the person who ate the last piece of cake; he was sitting closest to it when I left.

I __________ hear the music, so they __________ still be at the party. The music is really loud.

She __________ have lost her keys, she was looking for them earlier, and she hasn’t found them yet.

I __________ see Tom right now; he’s in a meeting and his office door is closed.

I __________ go to the cinema later; I’ll decide after I finish my homework. I might need a break.

They __________ be tired after the long trip; they only arrived this morning and haven't rested yet.

It's very quiet in here. Everyone __________ be at lunch right now; I saw them leave about an hour ago.

He __________ have finished the project yet; he only started working on it an hour ago.

She __________ be at work, but I’m not sure. She sometimes works from home on Wednesdays.

The phone is off, so she __________ be in a meeting. I know she was expecting an important call.