language d unlock 4

Aisha can’t be / might be at work today. (It’s a public holiday.)

The tickets are sold out. Many people must have booked / could have booked early. (Logical conclusion.)

Alana couldn't have bought/ may have bought tickets to Ecuador last week (guessing - you aren't really sure)

Ahmed must be/ could be from Oman. (You think it's the only logical conclusion)

Jan's new company might send/ must send her to Dubai next week. ( Guessing- you aren't really sure)

I might have lost/ must have lost my passport on the way home from work. (You think it's the only logical conclusion)

Fatma isn’t answering her phone. She could be / can’t be in a meeting. (Not sure.)

Sara can’t have forgotten / might have forgotten her phone at home. (You saw it in her bag five minutes ago.)

She looks very tired. She might have stayed / must have stayed up late. (Guessing – no strong evidence.)

The road is wet. It must have rained / might have rained last night. (It’s the only logical explanation.)

The classroom is empty. The lesson must have finished / might have finished early. (Only logical conclusion.)

The lights are off. They must be sleeping / might be sleeping. (You’re guessing – you’re not really sure.)

My new smartphone can't be / must be from Tahiti. ( you think it's impossible)

Khalid must have finished / could have finished the exam early. (He left the room after 30 minutes.)

The package could be / must be from Amazon. (You’re not 100% sure.)

This food can’t be / must be fresh. (It smells bad.)