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Modal Verbs of Deduction

Froggy Jumps

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

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Modal Verbs of Deduction
 

Froggy Jumps

Modal Verbs of DeductionOnline version

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

by Citlaly Aguilar Diaz
1

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

2

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

3

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

4

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

5

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

6

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

7

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

8

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

9

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

10

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

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