Lesson 1: Modals of Deduction (Present & Past)
Modals of Deduction (Present & Past) Use modals to show how certain you are about a conclusion. Key Structures: Must be (Present, 99% sure it is true) - ប្រាកដជា Can't be (Present, 99% sure it is false) - មិនអាចទេ Might be (Present, 50% sure) - ប្រហែលជា Must have been (Past, 99% sure it was true) - ប្រាកដជាបាន... Can't have been (Past, 99% sure it was false) - មិនអាច...បានទេ Might have been (Past, 50% sure) - ប្រហែលជាបាន... Please enable JavaScript to view the interactive flashcards and take the quiz. g_translate Welcome! In professional tourism or daily life, we rarely have 100% of the facts. Modals of Deduction allow us to make educated guesses based on evidence. Whether you are figuring out why a flight to Siem Reap was delayed or guessing who left their hat in the tuk-tuk, you will use words like must , might , and can't . Let's look at how to use these in both the present and the past.
នៅក្នុងវិជ្ជាជីវៈទេសចរណ៍ ឬជីវិតប្រចាំថ្ងៃ យើងកម្រមានការពិត ១០០% ណាស់។ Modals of Deduc…
