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We use must+infinitive to say we are almost sure something is true about the present

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We use must+infinitive to say we are almost sure something is true about the present

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You must be sleepy

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We use must + past participle to say that we are almost sure something was true or happened in the past

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We use must + past participle to say that we are almost sure something was true or happened in the past

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You must have heard it

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We use can't have + past participle to say that we are almost sure that something didn't happen / wasn't true in the past

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We use can't have + past participle to say that we are almost sure that something didn't happen / wasn't true in the past

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We can't + infinitive to say that we are almost sure that something isn't true in present can't  have / couldn't have +past participle to say that we are almost sure that something didn't happen / wasn't true in the past 

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We can't + infinitive to say that we are almost sure that something isn't true in present can't  have / couldn't have +past participle to say that we are almost sure that something didn't happen / wasn't true in the past 

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I can´t have spent my bonus job buying pizza

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I can´t have spent my bonus job buying pizza

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You can't come here walking - it's about 10 kilometers

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To say that we think it's possible that something true in the present, or was true / happened in the past. 

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To say that we think it's possible that something true in the present, or was true / happened in the past. 

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We use Should / ought to + infinitive to describe a situation we expect to happen. 

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We use Should / ought to + infinitive to describe a situation we expect to happen. 

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If I start my homework now, it should finish in the afternoon 

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If I start my homework now, it should finish in the afternoon 

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We only use ¨may not or might not¨ to talk about a negative posibility. 

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We only use ¨may not or might not¨ to talk about a negative posibility. 

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She may not have thought that Carlos was married with María, she didn't see his ring

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She may not have thought that Carlos was married with María, she didn't see his ring

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"Ana Polo Rules" Full Episode  (Golddigger)

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I am doing exercise all days. Do you might feel exhausted?

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I am doing exercise all days. Do you might feel exhausted?

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We use to describe a situation we would expect to have happened in the past. 

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We use to describe a situation we would expect to have happened in the past. 

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He should to have paid the card yesterday 

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He should to have paid the card yesterday 