Modals of deduction in the present · Normal

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Modals of deduction in the present · Normal

Choose: The lights are on. They ___ be home.

Choose: He has all the lights off and is not answering. He ___ be asleep.

The door is locked and the lights are off. They ___ be at home.

Must puede expresar una deducción fuerte basada en la evidencia disponible.

The door is locked, but I can hear music inside. Someone ___ be home.

I’m not sure where Anna is. She ___ be at the library.

That ___ be James. He is in London this week.

Complete: They ___ be waiting outside; I can see their coats through the window.

Complete: She ___ be feeling well; she looks exhausted.

Which form is correct for a deduction about an activity happening now?

Modals of deduction in the present · Normal

Choose: The lights are on. They ___ be home.

Choose: He has all the lights off and is not answering. He ___ be asleep.

The door is locked and the lights are off. They ___ be at home.

Must puede expresar una deducción fuerte basada en la evidencia disponible.

The door is locked, but I can hear music inside. Someone ___ be home.

I’m not sure where Anna is. She ___ be at the library.

That ___ be James. He is in London this week.

Complete: They ___ be waiting outside; I can see their coats through the window.

Complete: She ___ be feeling well; she looks exhausted.

Which form is correct for a deduction about an activity happening now?