Translate the sentences into English expressing Opinion based on Logical Deduction

1. Наверное, я набрал неправильный номер.

2. Мы, наверное, пошли не по той дороге.

3. Вы, должно быть, прочли наши мысли.

4. Тебе это, наверно, привиделось.

5. Они, должно быть, точно знали, каким будет ре­зультат.

6. Подсознательно он, скорее всего, ожидал чего-то в этом роде.

7. Она, наверняка, получила от всего этого массу удовольствия.

8. Я, по-видимому, пропустил эту подробность.

9. Явно это ты сказал; очень похоже не тебя.

10. Думаю, ты провёл там немало времени.

11 Я, наверно, что-то уронил.

12. Вы, должно быть, давно собираете антикварные вещи.

Could is used in these sentences in two different meanings: Past Ability/Inability and Tentative Probability in the Present/Future. Mark the sentences accordingly.

1. He was so tall, he could touch the ceiling.

2. We found a hotel where we could spend the night.

3. A victory next Sunday could provide such an opportunity.

4. I could move that wardrobe if you helped me.

5. Use the machine carefully. Otherwise you could damage it.

6. I could rarely escape him, he wouldn’t let me alone.

7. I could never run a marathon now. I’m shattered.

8. Sorry, I couldn’t make it. I was too busy.

9. He was so drunk that he couldn’t find the front door.

10. I don’t know how she works fourteen hours a day. I couldn’t do it.

11. We couldn’t work the machine in spite of all the instructions.

12. I saw she couldn’t quite place me.

13. I could get a new job soon.

14. I could manage another holiday, I’m so tired.

15. I couldn’t manage a two-week holiday this year, only one.

ВОЗМОЖНО vs. МОГ, НО НЕ…

Read the sentences carefully and answer the question: Does the Speaker know what happened in reality?

1. I could have annoyed Aunt Mary.

2. I could have chosen Oxford.

3. An electrical fault could have caused the fire.

4. The electrical fault could have caused a fire.

5. Someone could have hit him and then he fell and hit himself on the fender or the bedpost.

6. You could have hurt me. The ball brushed my temple.

7. She could have missed the train.

8. She could have found a more civilized occu­pation.

9. Just for a second he could have believed her.

10. Just for once he could have believed her.

11. Either could have done the job.

· The Passive