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Imethimatapark Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Must for logical deduction
Hello!
I have some questions.
First,
Would you please correct sentences below if there are any errors.
1. John must be taking a shower now.
2. John must be taking a shower for an hour now.
3. John must have been taking a shower for an hour.
Second,
If I'd like to express this sentence
'I'm sure that he has been taking a shower for an hour'
by 'must' how can I make it?
He must be taking a shower for an hour now? Is this correct?
Thanks in advance
I have some questions.
First,
Would you please correct sentences below if there are any errors.
1. John must be taking a shower now.
2. John must be taking a shower for an hour now.
3. John must have been taking a shower for an hour.
Second,
If I'd like to express this sentence
'I'm sure that he has been taking a shower for an hour'
by 'must' how can I make it?
He must be taking a shower for an hour now? Is this correct?
Thanks in advance
Top answer
Imethimatapark 1. 2. John must be taking a shower for an hour now.
- Imethimatapark 1.
- 2.
- John must be taking a shower for an hour now.
- 3.
- John must have been taking a shower for an hour.
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Imethimatapark1. John must be taking a shower now.2. John must be taking a shower for an hour now. 3. John must have been taking a shower for an hour.#1 and #3 are fine. #2 is not.
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