Modal Verbs of Deduction

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Deduction with must, might, may, could, can't

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Froggy Jumps Modal Verbs of DeductionVersión en línea Deduction with must, might, may, could, can't por Citlaly Aguilar Diaz 1 She hasn't replied to any messages today. What is the most likely deduction? a She may be ignoring you b She might be out with friends c She must be busy 2 The lights are on, and no one is answering the door. What can we deduce? a They must be away b They might be home c They can't be home 3 The roads are icy and there are no cars outside. You think: a It could be dangerous to drive b It may be a new road c It must be a holiday 4 The cake is missing, and there are chocolate crumbs. Deduction? a Someone must have eaten it b They can't have baked it c They might have baked it and saved 5 The meeting is clearly cancelled; no emails were sent. What is likely? a The meeting has to be today b The meeting might be postponed c The meeting cannot be happening 6 You hear loud cheers from the stadium. What do you infer? a They may be leaving the stadium b The game could be starting soon c The game must be finished 7 There is a wet umbrella at the door and no coat. Deduction? a It may have rained earlier b It cannot have rained c It must be winter 8 You find a memo in someone’s bag that says ‘project due next week’. What is the deduction? a The deadline might be next week b The project is cancelled c The deadline must be today 9 The store is closed and the window sign says ‘Closed.’ What is the most likely deduction? a It could be closed for a week b It may be open later c It must be closed for the day 10 You hear footsteps upstairs, and a gate slam. What do you conclude? a Someone could be in the house b The house must be haunted c The house is empty

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Modal Verbs of DeductionVersión en línea

Deduction with must, might, may, could, can't

por Citlaly Aguilar Diaz

She hasn't replied to any messages today. What is the most likely deduction?

She may be ignoring you

She might be out with friends

She must be busy

The lights are on, and no one is answering the door. What can we deduce?

They must be away

They might be home

They can't be home

The roads are icy and there are no cars outside. You think:

It could be dangerous to drive

It may be a new road

It must be a holiday

The cake is missing, and there are chocolate crumbs. Deduction?

Someone must have eaten it

They can't have baked it

They might have baked it and saved

The meeting is clearly cancelled; no emails were sent. What is likely?

The meeting has to be today

The meeting might be postponed

The meeting cannot be happening

You hear loud cheers from the stadium. What do you infer?

They may be leaving the stadium

The game could be starting soon

The game must be finished

There is a wet umbrella at the door and no coat. Deduction?

It may have rained earlier

It cannot have rained

It must be winter

You find a memo in someone’s bag that says ‘project due next week’. What is the deduction?

The deadline might be next week

The project is cancelled

The deadline must be today

The store is closed and the window sign says ‘Closed.’ What is the most likely deduction?

It could be closed for a week

It may be open later

It must be closed for the day

You hear footsteps upstairs, and a gate slam. What do you conclude?

Someone could be in the house

The house must be haunted

The house is empty

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Modal Verbs of DeductionVersión en línea

por Citlaly Aguilar Diaz

She hasn't replied to any messages today. What is the most likely deduction?

The lights are on, and no one is answering the door. What can we deduce?

The roads are icy and there are no cars outside. You think:

The cake is missing, and there are chocolate crumbs. Deduction?

The meeting is clearly cancelled; no emails were sent. What is likely?

You hear loud cheers from the stadium. What do you infer?

There is a wet umbrella at the door and no coat. Deduction?

You find a memo in someone’s bag that says ‘project due next week’. What is the deduction?

The store is closed and the window sign says ‘Closed.’ What is the most likely deduction?

You hear footsteps upstairs, and a gate slam. What do you conclude?