Question

ПОМОГИТЕ ЛЮДИ ДОБРЫЕ,ОЧЕНЬ ПРОШУ ПОМОГИТЕ ДАЮ 35 баллов Work with a partner. Look at these situations and write at least two sentences with must have, might have and can't have to explain them. 1 My uncle didn't use to be rich, but now he's a millionaire. 2 Susan always passes her exams, but last week she failed an exam. 3 Ben can usually go out with his friends at the weekend, but last weekend his parents didn't let him. 4 Justin is a very careful driver, but yesterday he had an accident. 5 Gemma usually beats everybody at tennis, but last weekend she lost. 6 Jamie loves watching football matches, but he was really angry the last time he saw a match. . 7 Sarah used to be really unhealthy, but now she's really fit. 8 The last time I saw my cousin she couldn't speak a word of English, but now she's fluent

Answer 1

1)He must have been really hardworking.
If he didn’t do anything, he might have remained the same, not rich
2)I think, she might have passed her exams, but didn’t try to pass, so that was the reason.
She can’t have passed her exams, i already have heard that she failed.
3)His parents must have been not in the mood.
Ben might have go out with his friends, if his parents let him
4)I thought that he can’t have been got into an accident, because he is a very careful driver. He must have been drunk.
5)Gemma might have won, but she was tired. She must have got some problems with her sleep
6)Jamie can’t have been at the school, he was watching football matches at home. Jamie must have been angry after the match
7)Sarah might have been obese if she didn’t pull herself together
She must have been healthy, if the she’s really fit
8)She can’t have spoken French, because she has learned English, not French
She must have speak english fluently.

Answer 2

Sure, I can help you with that. Here are sentences for each situation using "must have," "might have," and "can't have" to explain them:

1. My uncle didn't use to be rich, but now he's a millionaire.

   • He must have invested wisely to become a millionaire.
   • He might have inherited a significant amount of money to become a millionaire.
   • He can't have won the lottery because that's very unlikely.

2. Susan always passes her exams, but last week she failed an exam.

   • She must have had a difficult time with that particular exam.
   • She might have been sick or had personal issues affecting her performance.
   • She can't have cheated because she usually passes honestly.

3. Ben can usually go out with his friends at the weekend, but last weekend his parents didn't let him.

   • His parents must have had a good reason to restrict him from going out.
   • He might have broken some rules or had a previous commitment.
   • He can't have had his parents' permission to go out.

4. Justin is a very careful driver, but yesterday he had an accident.

   • He must have encountered unexpected circumstances leading to the accident.
   • He might have been distracted or faced adverse road conditions.
   • He can't have caused the accident intentionally.

5. Gemma usually beats everybody at tennis, but last weekend she lost.

   • She must have had an off day or faced a particularly skilled opponent.
   • She might have been injured or fatigued during the match.
   • She can't have deliberately lost if she usually wins.

6. Jamie loves watching football matches, but he was really angry the last time he saw a match.

   • The match must have been disappointing or frustrating for Jamie.
   • Something might have happened during the match to upset him.
   • He can't have enjoyed the match if he was angry.

7. Sarah used to be really unhealthy, but now she's really fit.

   • She must have made significant lifestyle changes to become fit.
   • She might have started exercising regularly and eating healthier.
   • She can't have remained unhealthy with her current fitness level.

8. The last time I saw my cousin, she couldn't speak a word of English, but now she's fluent.

   • She must have dedicated time and effort to learn English.
   • She might have taken language classes or immersed herself in an English-speaking environment.
   • She can't have become fluent without actively learning the language.