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    This document contains an inductive grammar chart about using "must" to draw conclusions. It provides two examples of using "must" - example 1 uses "must" with a verb to indicate something is probably true, like "That must hurt". Example 2 uses "must not" with a verb to form the negative, like "It must not be an emergency". Students are asked to complete grammar rules based on the examples about using must and forming the negative with must not.

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    Inductive Grammar Chart (Unit 2, Page 17) : Top Notch 3

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    NAME: _______________________ DATE: _________________

    Inductive Grammar Chart


    (Unit 2, page 17)

    GRAMMAR. Drawing conclusions with must

    Look at these examples.

    1. A: I think I just broke my tooth!


    B: Oh, no. That must hurt.

    2. A: The doctor said I should come in next week.


    B: That’s, good. It must not be an emergency.

    FIGURE IT OUT . . .
    1. Look at example 1 in the chart. Complete the grammar rule.
    Use _________ and the base form of a verb to indicate that you think something is
    probably true.
    2. Look at example 2 in the chart. Complete the grammar rule.
    Add ____________ before the main verb in the sentence to form the negative with must.

    Top Notch 3, Third Edition Unit 2


    Copyright 2015 by Pearson Education. Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use.

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