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Hi I'd say they are the same: - He's bound to have seen them - He must have seen them I can't think of a difference between the two and, yes, in both cases I would be asserting something that I might rely on in a present discussion. If he's bound to have seen them - or must have seen them - then he knows they were together on Sunday night Hope this helps, Dave
- Hi I'd say they are the same: - He's bound to have seen them - He must have seen them I can't think of a difference between the two and, yes, in both cases I would be asserting something that I might rely on in a present discussion.
- If he's bound to have seen them - or must have seen them - then he knows they were together on Sunday night Hope this helps, Dave
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Hi
I'd say they are the same:
- He's bound to have seen them
- He must have seen them
I can't think of a difference between the two and, yes, in both cases I would be asserting something that I might rely on in a present discussion. If he's bound to have seen them - or must have seen them - then he knows they were together on Sunday night
Hope this helps, Dave
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