Speculation in the Present - MUST, HAS TO, HAS GOT TO

www.engvid.com/ Where is your best friend right now? Why is the bus late? Learn to talk about possibility and speculation in the present! Here, you will learn how to use "must," "have to," "might," "may," and "could" for speculation. You may want to check out this lesson if you are interested in improving your English. Take the quiz at www.engvid.com/speculation-in-...

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Very good video! Very helpful for people who are not native English speakers. Thanks!

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[@arpitshukla2712]

Sir this video of was so helpful. It has cleared all of my confusions. But sir one doubt I have is that in a past speculation both might have and could have work the same way so for eg - “Hey I can’t find my wallet. Oh Wait.! I could have forgotten it in the home.” And sir in the next sentence - “ I could have done better in the exam if I had studied the last chapter.” Sir as you can see both the sentences have used “Could have” in them but the both have totally different meanings. Former just refers to a possible guess about the past whereas latter is a conditional sentence. Am I right here Sir.? Sir could you please help me how to differentiate between the two If I’m having a conversation. As it becomes quite confusing. Please help.!

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Hi Alex first at all I think you are an excellent teacher, you explaun things very well. I've got a question. I saw your video aboy using Either, neither and nor, it was fine. But I'd like to learn how to use them in more complex sentences. Examples: I want neither chicken nor fish, I like either chicken or fish (I'm not sureif it's right). I was looking for a lesson about it in your channel and I didn't find it. Thanks a lot for your work.

[@sedlararytmie]

Well, the negative of MUST is here CAN'T, isn't it? NOT "MUST NOT". It would be completely different meaning, correct?

[@alexe610]

Thank you very much for your videos. I heard that instead of using "must not" , we should use "can not" (or something like that). Is that true? Thanks

[@engvidAlex]

Yes, if something is impossible, you can also say "can't/can not." He can't be at home. I just saw him at the grocery store. They can't be there yet. They just left their house five minutes ago.

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@@engvidAlex Sadly , we don't mention that part in our teaching at school .. that is the first time for me now such information .. thanks

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[@vasanthakumare2791]

Hi Alex, Please explain why these sentences are incorrect? She has not got to be sleeping. - Present Perfect Tense She doesn't have to be babysitting. - Simple Present Tense

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[@hsuanhu572]

He must at work. She has got to be taking bath. She has to be at school. They might be home. I think you may be 22. He could be the best student in the class.

[@engvidAlex]

"He must be at work." "a bath"