Modals of deduction - English grammar lesson

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What modal or other structure expresses the highest level of certainty in the present and the past?
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Hello! Thanks for your comment and question. I recommend you watch my video about "Modals of probability" > ua-cam.com/video/D828Ffnh7pY/v-deo.html
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Please post other uses of modal verbs too very soon

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[@benmoore8399]

May, might or could all express possibility, not any level of certainty. But good video apart from that. 👍

[@englishfootballfan1730]

Wonderful explanation!
'I don't think he meant to be rude.' 'He ……… said sorry.'
i. must have
ii. might have iii. would have
Which is the correct option?

[@healthylifestyle2793]

Thanks for the wonderful video!
Could you please help me to choose the correct option?
'I don't think he meant to be rude.' 'He ……… said sorry.' i. must have
ii. might have iii. would have

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I now understood that can't is used in negative deduction and must is in posetive deduction

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[@saleemabdulmuthalib5047]

Hi Sir,
Can we say about a rich business man like this?."He must be making a lot of money.(in present as continuous). Could you pls clear my doubt?

[@CrownAcademyEnglish]

Yes, that is possible and it's a perfect example.
We can also use the present perfect continuous.
Form: "must have been" + ing form of verb.
Example:
*Jane:* When Mark lived in London, he lived in a mansion.
*Clare:* Oh wow, he must have been making a lot of money.
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Andrew

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Thanks a lot for your invaluable response.
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Sir, I have stuck with this.
1. You .....think it's funny, but I think it's pathetic.
might/ should/could
2. People ..... think it is interesting but I think it is pathetic. might/ could / should

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make a video on causative sentence.

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the past of must must be musted 😂😂😂😂😂