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    The document discusses rules for using must and can't when commenting on statements that seem unlikely to be true. It provides examples of responses using must and can't to acknowledge that a statement is difficult or incredible but true. It also discusses being supposed to follow rules when talking about rules.

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    The document discusses rules for using must and can't when commenting on statements that seem unlikely to be true. It provides examples of responses using must and can't to acknowledge that a statement is difficult or incredible but true. It also discusses being supposed to follow rules when talking about rules.

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    Int 9 - 5 & 6

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    The document discusses rules for using must and can't when commenting on statements that seem unlikely to be true. It provides examples of responses using must and can't to acknowledge that a statement is difficult or incredible but true. It also discusses being supposed to follow rules when talking about rules.

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    UNIT 5

    Working Life
    Must and Can’t
    for commenting that must be true (I’m guessing)
    Must and Can’t
    responding to MUST / CAN’T comments

    A: I am a firefighter.
    B: Wow! It must be difficult.
    A: Yes, it is.
    A: I work everyday from 4 am to 10 pm.
    B: Sounds incredible! It can’t be true.
    A: Yes, it is.

    A: I work everyday from 4 am to 10 pm.


    B: Sounds incredible! I bet you’re exhausted.
    Talking about rules
    Talking about rules
    Talking about rules Be + supposed to + V
    UNIT 6
    Buying and selling
    Comparisons

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5o
    AL9h7rGQ
    Comparatives
    Superlatives
    Comparisons As …(adjective) … as

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNJ
    5Lovejw0
    Noun phrases – Compound nouns

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOr
    EF0RPpv0
    Adjective order

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