Study the modal forms in blue in sentences 1-4. Then answer questions a and b. 1 She must have had a healthy lifestyle. She lived until she was a hundred.
2 He can't have done a lot of exercise. He isn't very fit.
3 She could have given up eating so much junk food. She's lost a lot of weight.
4 My grandad might have smoked when he was young. More people smoked in those days.

a) Which of the past modal verbs
• expresses a strong probability that something is true?
• expresses a strong probability that something is not true?
• expresses a possibility that something is true?

b) When we speculate about the past, we make sentences with a modal verb +___+ past participle of the main verb.

Get it

Text a message, I don't know the number

Flexin' on these niggas, every bone and muscle

Steady taking shots, but never hurting numbers

Even then, y'all don't worry nothin'

And I'd like to give a shout-out to my niggas with a game plan

And shout-outs to my niggas with escape plans

Uh, twenty bands, rain dance

We could either rain check or we can make plans

Pockets loaded, rocket loaded, okay, let's rock and roll this

It's time to go, Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels

Locked and loaded, diamonds glowing, chart-climbing on 'em

You'd think I'm jumping out the window how I got 'em open

Line around the corner, line 'em up the block and over

Sometimes I even stop the smoking when it's time to focus

My shades, Dior, my pants, velour

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Объяснение:

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