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Modals of Deduction

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  • Let's go to that store instead. It _____ be cheaper, but I'm not 100% sure.
    might (may/could)
  • Her friend _____ be Australian, but I've never asked him.
    might (may/could)
  • He isn't very nice. He _______ have a lot of friends.
    can't
  • He _______ be happy, he has just won the lotto!
    must
  • There is nobody else in this restaurant, so that _____ be our food.
    must
  • He _____ be on vacation, but I'm not really sure.
    might (may/could)
  • She always gets good grades. She ______ be a good student.
    must
  • He isn't here. He _____ be sick.
    might (may/could)
  • A: Who's at the door? B: I don't know, it _______ be John.
    might (may,could)
  • She _______ be crazy! Unicorns don't exist.
    must
  • The lights are on in his apartment, so he _____ be home.
    must
  • She _____ be wealthy. She has 3 houses and 4 cars!
    must
  • John didn't sleep last night. He _____ be really exhausted today.
    must
  • He goes to the pool every day at this time, so he _____ be swimming now.
    must
  • That _______ be true. He always lies.
    can't
  • That movie won an award, so it _____ be good.
    must
  • He _______ be at the gym right now. He sometimes goes there at this time.
    might (may, could)
  • There are no heaters in the office. They ____ be freezing!
    must
  • Where is she? She _____ be at work because her office is closed today.
    can't
  • This dish _____ be very healthy. It has a lot of sugar!
    can't
  • He has kids and goes to work everyday. His life _____ be easy!
    can't
  • Sorry, but I'm not Connor. You _______ be confusing me for someone else.
    must
  • She never studies, so she _____ get good grades.
    can't
  • That _____ be her car. Hers is much bigger.
    can't