Write past deductions with can't have or must have about the
situations below. Use the correct form of the words in brackets.
1 He didn't come to the meeting in the morning. (he / oversleep)
He must have overslept.
2 The laptop you bought is really fast. (it / very / expensive)
3 The lights were red, but the driver didn't stop. (the sun / dazzle / him)
4 Julia got an excellent mark in the maths test for the first time.
(she/study / hard)
5 Don passed the exam even though he hadn't revised for it.
(the exam / very difficult)
I remember using my key to lock the office door on my way out.
(I/ leave / my key / in the office)
situations below. Use the correct form of the words in brackets.
1 He didn't come to the meeting in the morning. (he / oversleep)
He must have overslept.
2 The laptop you bought is really fast. (it / very / expensive)
3 The lights were red, but the driver didn't stop. (the sun / dazzle / him)
4 Julia got an excellent mark in the maths test for the first time.
(she/study / hard)
5 Don passed the exam even though he hadn't revised for it.
(the exam / very difficult)
I remember using my key to lock the office door on my way out.
(I/ leave / my key / in the office)
Odpowiedź:
2. It must've been very expensive.
3. The sun must've dazzled him.
4. She must've studied hard.
5. The exam couldn't have been very difficult.
6. I couldn't have left my key in the office.