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[ Modals for Deduction ]

He must have left early; the lights are off. What does this suggest?

A. He is still inside the location.

B. The lights are off due to a power outage.

C. He has gone to a nearby store.

D. He has likely left the location.

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Tenses and Comparisons Participle - ing/ ed Grammar - Quantiflier Infinitives and ING Forms Can, Could, May, Might Wh Questions Wish Sentences Nouns and Vocabulary All, Both, Neither, None, Either Basic Grammar 1st Conditional Simple Present and Present Continuous Tenses TOEFL Vocabulary Perfect and Past Tense Verbs and Prepositions Prepositions and Conjunctions Direct and Indirect Speech Conjunctions - Connectors Perfect Tenses of Verbs Conditional Sentences and Adverbs Communicative Grammar Nouns & Pronouns Relative Clauses Pronouns Grammar - may/might/could Grammar - either...or, neither...nor Passivisation Gerund and To Infinitive Grammar: is/are/was/were Used to & would & Past Simple Simple Present and Simple Past Comparative and Superlatives Verb Present Simple Tense Past Tenses and Conditionals Past Tense & Present Perfect Tense Verb Tense, Pronouns and Antecedents Conditional Sentence Type 1 Exclamation Articles A and An Comparative Adverb Conjunctions Countable Vs Uncountable Nouns Grammar and Essay Indirect Speech Preposition Form Adverbs of How Something is Done Compound Sentences Past with Modals Present Simple Affirmative and Negative Third Conditionals Simple and Compound Sentences Grammar: Imperative and Exclamatory Sentences as...as, comparatives, superlatives Social Media Vocabulary Figure of Speech Adverb of Concession Verb Tenses and Gerunds used to vs be used to vs get used to Present Simple & Present Progressive Tense Present Tenses and Vocabulary Adverb Phrases Perfect Modals Adverb Clauses of Time Gerund, Participle, Infinitive, or Appositive First vs Second Conditional Sentences Coordinating Conjunctions and Comparative Adjectives Prepositions and Phrasal Verbs Coordinating & Subordinating Conjunctions Possesive Pronouns and Modals of Ability Conjunctions and Preposition Comparatives and Superlatives Adverbial Clauses of Reason / Cause Past and Perfect Tenses Common Grammar Mistakes and Spelling Tips Pronouns, Sentence Structure, and Figurative Language Apologizing Present Tenses: Simple vs Continuous Adverb of Frequency and Tenses Modal Verb Adjective & Adverbs First & Second Conditional Tenses for Hospitality Future Tense Verb Request with Modal Verbs Gerunds + To Infinitive Pronouns and Subject Verb Agreement Asking and Giving Opinion Phrasal Verb and Modal Adverb Types and Tenses Passive of Modal Verbs Verb Tenses and Sentence Structure Apostrophes and Quotation Marks Modals of Necessity and Suggestion Adjectives Past Simple vs Past Continuous Adverb of Frequency and Past Continuous Tense Past Simple Verbs Present Perfect vs Past Simple Tense Modal Verbs for Speculation Modals in the Past Adverbs of Degree
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