How to use MODAL VERBS for PROBABILITY, SPECULATION and DEDUCTION

How do we use MODAL VERBS for PROBABILITY, SPECULATION and DEDUCTION in English? Getting this right will really make you sound advanced! Let&look at some examples in context to help you understand MODAL VERBS for PROBABILITY, SPECULATION and DEDUCTION much more clearly. 0:00 What are MODAL VERBS for PROBABILITY, SPECULATION and DEDUCTION? 0:36 Examples of MODAL VERBS for PROBABILITY, SPECULATION and DEDUCTION 4:54 Advice on practising MODAL VERBS for PROBABILITY, SPECULATION and DEDUCTION TRANSCRIPT A very common use for modal verbs in English is to express probability. We can express probability as speculating or making a deduction. This means expressing how much we believe something is true or expressing how possible we think something is. We&saying how much we believe something or not. So, for example..."The universe is so big that there must be aliens somewhere" So, I don&have evidence, I don&have proof, I don&know for sure, but in this case I&speculating, I&making a deduction. In this case I&using the modal verb &to express that I&almost 100% sure that something is true. Now if you think something is not true and you&very sure that it¬ true, you can use &for example..."My friend says he met an alien but he&always lying so this can&be true". So again I&100% sure, but in this case we&expressing something in the negative. So the opposite of &is ¬ 'mustn't'. If you want to say that you&only 50% sure, you could use &or &or &You could say: "it could be true", "it...