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What is the meaning of deduction and inference modals?
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Explanation from Alloprof
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Modal verbs like must, might, can't are used to express the speaker's inference based on available evidence.
For example :
He must be tired. (Must is used when you are certain about your deduction and that it's the only possibility)
She might be at home. (Might is used when you are unsure)
That can't be true! (Can't is used when you are certain about something being impossible).
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Explanation from Alloprof
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Hi, GryposaureFiable490!
Thank you for using the Zone :D
Modal verbs like must, might, can't are used to express the speaker's inference based on available evidence.
For example :
He must be tired. (Must is used when you are certain about your deduction and that it's the only possibility)
She might be at home. (Might is used when you are unsure)
That can't be true! (Can't is used when you are certain about something being impossible).
Here's a video that could possibly help you understand better:
I hope this helped, be sure to write to us again if you have another question! :)
Iris