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Past Modal of deduction
Complete the following sentences using the correct past modals of deductionbased on the evidence provided (“must have”, “may have”, or “can’t have” + the verbs in the past participle).

ID: 1052792
Language: English
School subject: English as a Second Language (ESL)
Grade/level: Introduction to first ertificate
Age: 14-15
Main content: Modals
Other contents: Past Modals

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	JuanJoseCC 10/19/2021 Thanks for sharing this! If you can find the time, my students would appreciate "could have" and "might have" as alternative correct answers to "may have". I know it is clearly said in the instructions, but often they skip them.
	FONTINGLES 7/28/2021 Great job!