Exercise 2. Complete the following sentences using modal verbs of certainty and possibility. 213 1. She's the best tennis player ever. No doubt, she win the game. 2. I don't think it's a good idea to show up at his house uninvited. John hasn't been

Exercise 2. Complete the following sentences using modal verbs of certainty and possibility.
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1. She's the best tennis player ever. No doubt, she win the game.
2. I don't think it's a good idea to show up at his house uninvited. John hasn't been feeling well lately. He be asleep already.
3. I don't really know why Jane is acting like this. She think you betrayed her secret. Any thoughts about that?
4. I have my own point of view on such matters, but I don't deny that you
be right.
5. I am not expecting anyone today. Oh, I forgot about Michael. He come over here and join us.
6. Mary call me whatever she likes, I don't care. She is not my close friend.
7. Look, the lights are on. Somebody be at home.
8. She be at home, I'm telling you. I know for sure she is hanging out with her friends now. So, let's stay here and wait for her call.