Use modals of deduction. 1 Our teacher looks really happy. He. 2 I recognise his face. I'm sure. 3 Nobody went to his party. He. 4 I'm not sure how I fell off ...

Watch the video on our website and read the conversation between Sophie and Nur. Then do these exercises to check your understanding of modals of deduction.

Rewrite the sentences in italics using a modal verb: might, may, could, must or can't in the right tense. 1. Ryan is behaving very strangely. I'm sure he's in ...

Complete the sentences using Modal Verbs of Deduction plus the verb 'be' in a suitable form. 1. They are carrying heavy bags. They …………………………………………………

40 minute Grammar lesson on Modals of Deduction. Ideal for online lessons. Ss take a mini test first and then study the grammar points and then take the second ...

Quiz – Lesson 10: Modal Verbs for Deduction. Exercise 1 – Complete the blanks with must, can't, or might: 1. Look at that guy's enormous muscles. He ...

MODAL VERBS OF DEDUCTION. When we are not 100% sure about things, we make deductions, using modals. Must. Can't. May. Might. Could. Page 2. Must. When we feel ...

a she must be very tired today. b it must be winter. c he can't be hungry. d she may be a model. e he must speak Spanish. f she may be hungry.

TYPE USE. MODAL VERBS. EXAMPLE. 1 to express possibilities for the future. COULD, MAY, MIGHT. It may rain tomorrow. 2 to express certainty. CAN'T, COULDN'T, ...

1 I don't know why John didn't come to the party: he may / can't have been busy. 2 Steven isn't in the office: he must / can't have gone.