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    The document contains two exercises with example sentences using modal verbs like may, might, must, and can to express various levels of uncertainty or possibility. In exercise 1, the sentences describe possible or probable situations using modal verbs like "it may rain tomorrow" or "some students will fail." Exercise 2 contains similar sentences speculating about past or present situations with modal verbs such as "we may have won the lottery" or "Colin must have told you."

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    The document contains two exercises with example sentences using modal verbs like may, might, must, and can to express various levels of uncertainty or possibility. In exercise 1, the sentences describe possible or probable situations using modal verbs like "it may rain tomorrow" or "some students will fail." Exercise 2 contains similar sentences speculating about past or present situations with modal verbs such as "we may have won the lottery" or "Colin must have told you."

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    Esercizio LINGUA E TRADUZIONE INGLESE 4 Lezione 7 Castriota - 461916-2022

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    Lezione 7

    exercise 1

    It may rain tomorrow.


    I haven't seen Judith. She might be in her room
    Richard can speak French: he's been living there for ages
    Tony has to take his pills to cure his sore throat
    Gina must be angry: you broke her heart!
    During the next exam, I'm sure some students will fail.
    During a written exam, someone will forget the vocabulary at home
    You ate a giant ice-cream. Your stomach must hurt
    She has studied until midnight. She must be tired
    You can't call George! He doesn't have a phone!

    exercise 2

    The Romans might have created the first prototypes of golden jewels.
    What bad luck: we lost the winning ticket! We could have won the lottery!
    Fortunately she turned off the burner. She might have burnt the meat
    Mike is in Spain! You may have met him in down the street
    I can't find the keys of my car: it might have been my son
    How do you know this information? Colin must have told you
    We may live until 2080
    Recent studies have confirmed the possibility that there could be water on Mars-
    If I had heard your phone call, I might have answer
    He must be really happy to see their parents.

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