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ELEMENTARY, DEAR WATSON

Speculation and deduction

Exercise 1 (with videos)
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Loads of modal verbs exercises

After looking at these pictures, comment what you think must, may, might, could or can't have happened.


deduction



Elementary, dear Watson
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  1. Hi Laura!

    I didn´t know where to put my comment. It is a link where we can listen to a song containing modal verbs. The singer is Chris Brown and it is called "Should´ve kissed you". It may be useful for your future lessons. I hope you like it!
    Have a nice weekend!

    Silvia :)

    http://youtu.be/TGKY_NwPhrk

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