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Hello,
1. A woman phoned while you were out. It …………….. have been Kate. (conclusion about past)
A. A woman phoned while you were out. It must have been Kate.
B. A woman phoned while you were out. It might/may have been Kate.
C. A woman phoned while you were out. It could have been Kate.
Which one is correct?
Thanks.
Top answer
When they prompt you with "conclusion", it's almost certain they mean a logical deduction, so A is the correct answer. Besides, B and C have the same meaning, so if there is to be only one correct answer, it can't be either of those. CJ
- When they prompt you with "conclusion", it's almost certain they mean a logical deduction, so A is the correct answer.
- Besides, B and C have the same meaning, so if there is to be only one correct answer, it can't be either of those.
- CJ
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When they prompt you with "conclusion", it's almost certain they mean a logical deduction, so A is the correct answer.
Besides, B and C have the same meaning, so if there is to be only one correct answer, it can't be either of those.
CJ
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