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    The document discusses the difference between the words "can" and "must". It states that "can" expresses ability or permission, while "must" expresses obligation or necessity. It then provides several example sentences using either "can" or "must" to demonstrate how the words are used differently depending on whether ability, permission, obligation, or necessity is implied.

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    The document discusses the difference between the words "can" and "must". It states that "can" expresses ability or permission, while "must" expresses obligation or necessity. It then provides several example sentences using either "can" or "must" to demonstrate how the words are used differently depending on whether ability, permission, obligation, or necessity is implied.

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    Can-Must: Abilities, Ask For Permition

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    Can- Must

    Can- abilities, ask for permition

    Must- Obligation or necessity.

    That's ridiculous- you ____ be joking.

    a) Can b) Must

    That's the phone- who ____ it be?

    a) Can b) Must

    They haven't eaten for hours- they ____ be starving.

    a) Can b) Must

    I'm busy this morning, but I ____ see you this afternoon if you like.

    a) Can b) Must

    It ____ be the postman; it's far too early.

    a) Can b) Must

    a)

    You ____ enter the country without a visa. Can b) Must

    They're two hours late- there ___ be something wrong.

    a) Can b) Must.

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