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She did very well on the exam. She must have studied hard. (1)
=She did very well on the exam. She should have studied hard. (2)
=She did very well on the exam. She ought to have studied hard. (3)
Is that right? If not, what is the difference btw them?
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=She did very well on the exam. She should have studied hard. (2)
=She did very well on the exam. She ought to have studied hard. (3)
Is that right? If not, what is the difference btw them?
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Hi, She did very well on the exam. She must have studied hard. (1) =She did very well on the exam.
- Hi, She did very well on the exam.
- She must have studied hard.
- (1) =She did very well on the exam.
- She should have studied hard.
- (2) =She did very well on the exam.
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Hi,
She did very well on the exam. She must have studied hard. (1)
=She did very well on the exam. She should have studied hard. (2)
=She did very well on the exam. She ought to have studied hard. (3)
Is that right? No, it's not.
She did very well on the exam. She must have studied hard. (1)
=She did very well on the exam. She should have studied hard. (2)
=She did very well on the exam. She ought to have studied hard. (3)
Is that right? No, it's not.
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She did very well on the exam. She must have studied hard. (1) I conclude that she did study hard.
=She did very well on the exam. She should have studied hard. (2) I conclude that she didn't study hard. (Not a logical conclusion)
=She did very well on the exam. She ought to have studied hard. (3)
=She did very well on the exam. She should have studied hard. (2) I conclude that she didn't study hard. (Not a logical conclusion)
=She did very well on the exam. She ought to have studied hard. (3)
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