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    The document discusses various situations and uses modal verbs like "must", "might", and "may" to indicate possible deductions or inferences about past or present circumstances based on observed evidence or context clues. For each situation presented, there is a blank to be filled in with the appropriate past or present tense form of the modal verb to logically complete the sentence.

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    The document discusses various situations and uses modal verbs like "must", "might", and "may" to indicate possible deductions or inferences about past or present circumstances based on observed evidence or context clues. For each situation presented, there is a blank to be filled in with the appropriate past or present tense form of the modal verb to logically complete the sentence.

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    Modals Suppositions Exercise 1

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    Polina Zmiyenko
    The document discusses various situations and uses modal verbs like "must", "might", and "may" to indicate possible deductions or inferences about past or present circumstances based on observed evidence or context clues. For each situation presented, there is a blank to be filled in with the appropriate past or present tense form of the modal verb to logically complete the sentence.

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    1. The boys look so sad. They must ...(lose be losing have lost ) the football match yesterday.

    2. The music next door is so loud! They must ...(have be having have had) a party.
    3. She just said she didn't want any wine. She must ...(be be being have been) pregnant.
    4. His bedroom light is still on. He might ...(read be reading have read) a book.
    5. Andrew's good friends with Gemma. He might ...(know be knowing have known) her phone number.
    6. Why did you tell him the truth? You must ...(know be knowing have known) that he didn't want to hear it.
    7. Dave's got a new car. He must ...(have be having have had) a pay rise at work.
    8. That girl looks bored. She might ...(wait be waiting have waited) for someone.

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