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25- Modal Verbs

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Grammar quiz on must/can't/might

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Grammar quiz on must/can't/might

by APEXIA
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1) What does 'must' express in deduction?

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2) What does 'can’t' express?

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3) Choose the correct sentence:

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4) Complete: 'She ___ be at home, the lights are off.'

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5) Choose the correct sentence:

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6) Short answer: Correct the sentence: 'He can't to be serious.'

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'Must' in deduction signals strong certainty about a conclusion.

'Can't' indicates that something is not possible.

After modal verbs, use the base form without 'to'.

Evidence suggests impossibility, so 'can't' is correct.

Modal verbs are followed by the base form of the verb.

Modal verbs are not followed by 'to'. The correct structure is 'can't + base verb'.

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