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26 July 2026 07:22

Ultra-Rare Advanced Vocabulary (3301–3350)
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3301. Carping – Constantly finding fault; excessively critical.

3302. Cathexis – Emotional or mental investment in a person, idea, or object.

3303. Caudillo – A military or political strongman, especially in Spain or Latin America.

3304. Cavil – To make petty or unnecessary objections.

3305. Celerity – Swiftness; speed of movement.

3306. Chary – Cautious; unwilling to take risks.

3307. Chthonic – Relating to the underworld or the earth beneath the surface.

3308. Circumlocution – The use of many words where fewer would do.

3309. Claque – A group hired to applaud or support someone.

3310. Clemency – Mercy or leniency shown toward an offender.

3311. Cogitate – To think deeply or carefully.

3312. Comity – Courtesy and considerate behavior; mutual respect between groups.

3313. Concupiscence – Strong sexual desire; lust.

3314. Confabulate – To chat informally; also, to fabricate memories without intending to deceive.

3315. Connive – To secretly cooperate in wrongdoing.

3316. Contumacious – Stubbornly disobedient to authority.

3317. Coruscate – To flash or sparkle brilliantly.

3318. Crepuscular – Relating to twilight; active at dawn or dusk.

3319. Cynosure – The center of attention or admiration.

3320. Cyprian – Relating to Cyprus; an archaic term for a prostitute.

3321. Decathect – To withdraw emotional investment from a person or idea.

3322. Declivity – A downward slope or descent.

3323. Decorous – Characterized by proper and dignified behavior.

3324. Defenestrate – To throw someone or something out of a window.

3325. Deipnosophist – A person skilled in dinner-table conversation.

3326. Demesne – Land attached to a manor or estate.

3327. Demotic – Relating to ordinary people or everyday language.

3328. Denouement – The final resolution of a story or series of events.

3329. Deontological – Relating to duty-based ethics.

3330. Depredation – Plundering, robbery, or destructive attack.

3331. Desuetude – A state of disuse or inactivity.

3332. Diaphanous – Delicate and almost transparent.

3333. Diaspora – The dispersion of a people from their homeland.

3334. Dipsomania – An uncontrollable craving for alcohol.

3335. Disquisition – A formal, detailed discussion on a subject.

3336. Dithyramb – An enthusiastic speech or piece of writing in praise of someone or something.

3337. Divagation – A wandering or digression from the main topic.

3338. Dolorous – Expressing sorrow or grief.

3339. Doughty – Brave, courageous, and persistent.

3340. Dyspeptic – Irritable or bad-tempered; also relating to indigestion.

3341. Ebullition – A sudden outburst of enthusiasm or emotion.

3342. Ecphonema – An emotional exclamation used for emphasis.

3343. Edacious – Voracious; excessively hungry.

3344. Effulgent – Shining brilliantly; radiant.

3345. Eidetic – Relating to exceptionally vivid memory.

3346. Eirenic – Promoting peace or reconciliation.

3347. Elision – The omission of a sound or syllable in speech or writing.

3348. Enantiomorph – A mirror-image form that cannot be superimposed on its counterpart.

3349. Encomiastic – Expressing enthusiastic praise.

3350. Entelechy – The realization of potential; full development.
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14 June 2026 08:38

Advanced + HARD One-Word Substitutions (2581–2600)
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2581. Inevitable – Certain to happen.

2582. Infallible – Never wrong or mistaken.

2583. Infamous – Famous for something bad.

2584. Inferior – Lower in quality or rank.

2585. Ingenious – Clever and inventive.

2586. Ingenuity – Skill in inventing or designing.

2587. Inhabit – To live in a place.

2588. Inherent – Existing naturally as a permanent quality.

2589. Innocuous – Harmless or not offensive.

2590. Innovative – Introducing new ideas or methods.

2591. Insidious – Proceeding gradually in a harmful way.

2592. Insightful – Showing deep understanding.

2593. Insolvent – Unable to pay debts.

2594. Integrity – Honesty and strong moral principles.

2595. Intangible – Unable to be touched physically.

2596. Intimidate – To frighten or overawe.

2597. Intricate – Very complicated or detailed.

2598. Intrinsic – Essential or natural to something.

2599. Intuition – Ability to understand instantly without reasoning.

2600. Invincible – Impossible to defeat.
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27 May 2026 07:22

Is, Has Been, Have Been
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Fill in the blanks with an appropriate verb form.

1. Grandmother ........................... in hospital.
is
has been

2. He .............................. ill for several weeks.
is
has been

3. She ............................ working at the moment.
is
has been

4. She ........................... working since morning.
is
has been

5. Where .......................... James?
is
has been

6. Where .............................. all this while?
are you
have you been

7. I ......................... cleaning the attic.
am
have been

8. I ............................... cleaning the attic all day.
am
have been

9. What ................................... since you left college?
are you doing
have you been doing

10. She ............................. jobless for several months.
is
has been

11. I ........................... feeling well.
am not
have not been

12. I .......................... feeling well for a while.
am not
have not been
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🟢 Answers 🟢

1. Grandmother is in hospital.
2. He has been ill for several weeks.
3. She is working at the moment.
4. She has been working since morning.
5. Where is James?
6. Where have you been?

7. I am cleaning the attic.
8. I have been cleaning the attic all day.
9. What have you been doing since you left college?
10. She has been jobless for several months.
11. I am not not feeling well.
12. I have not been feeling well for a while.
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17 May 2026 07:42

Did, Had, Was, Were | Grammar Exercise for ESL Students
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Fill in the blanks with did, had, was or were.

These are auxiliaries used in the past tense. Was and were are used to make past continuous tense forms. They are followed by an ing form. Did is used to make questions and negatives in the past tense. Had is used to make the past perfect and past perfect continuous tense forms.

1. ....................... you see him yesterday?
Did
Had
Were

2. What .......................... you do then?
did
had
were

3. .......................... you waiting for me?
Were
Did
Had

4. What ........................... he doing at that time?
was
were
had
did

5. He .............................. mysteriously disappeared.
did
had
was
were

6. ...................... you send the parcel yesterday?
did
had
was
were

7. Cholera .............................. broken out in many parts of the city.
did
had
was
were

8. .......................... you suffer any serious injuries?
Did
Had
Was
Were

9. Why ............................. you inform the police?
didn't
hadn't
wasn't
weren't

10. He .......................... gone away.
had
did
was
were

11. I .......................... expecting this.
wasn't
weren't
didn't
hadn't

12. Where ........................... you put that book?
did
had
was
were
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1. Did you see him yesterday?
2. What did you do then?
3. Were you waiting for me?
4. What was he doing at that time?
5. He had mysteriously disappeared.
6. Did you send the parcel yesterday?

7. Cholera had broken out in many parts of the city.
8. Did you suffer any serious injuries?
9. Why didn’t you inform the police?
10. He had gone away.
11. I wasn’t expecting this.
12. Where did you put that book?
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13 May 2026 06:53

Make Questions | ESL Exercise
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Make questions by supplying a suitable auxiliary verb.
Do and does are used to make questions in the simple present tense. They are followed by an infinitive without to.
Did is used to make questions in the simple past tense.
Has and have are auxiliaries used in the present perfect and present perfect continuous tense.

1. .......................... you got a pen?
Have
Do
Did

2. ........................... you have a pen?
Have
Do
Had

3. ........................ you go there yesterday?
Did
Do
Have

4. ........................ they arrived?
Have
Did
Do

5. ........................ I late?
Am
Do
Have

6. ........................... you know him?
Do
Have
Are

7. ....................... she work here?
Does
Has
Is

8. ....................... you been waiting for long?
Have
Are
Do

9. ........................ they gone before you arrived?
Had
Did
Were

10. ............................... you receive the invitation?
Did
Had
Were

11. ........................ you sent the money?
Did
Have
Had

12. ........................ they waiting for us?
Are
Have
Do
==================
🟢 Answers 🟢

1. Have you got a pen?
2. Do you have a pen?
3. Did you go there yesterday?
4. Have they arrived?
5. Am I late?
6. Do you know him?

7. Does she work here?
8. Have you been waiting for long?
9. Had they gone before you arrived?
10. Did you receive the invitation?
11. Have you sent the money?
12. Are they waiting for us?
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23 April 2026 07:07

Fill in the blanks with appropriate articles- (a, an, the, zero article)
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🔰291. Hari reaped ...... good harvest last year.
🔰292. He asked me why he had done that ....... previous day.
🔰293. In what way does ...... man differ from beasts?
🔰294. Newspapers have ...... greatest power in the modern days.
🔰295. ...... smile adorns man's face in the best way.
🔰296. We saw the children playing on ........ harmonium.
🔰297. All ....... students were standing quietly in ..... queue.
🔰298. She is writing something on ..... piece of paper.
🔰299. She is ..... M.Com. of Delhi University.
🔰300. This is ..... useful group for English teachers.
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🔰292. He asked me why he had done that the previous day.
🔰293. In what way does a man differ from beasts?
🔰294. Newspapers have the greatest power in the modern days.
🔰295. A smile adorns man's face in the best way.
🔰296. We saw the children playing on the harmonium.
🔰297. All the students were standing quietly in a queue.
🔰298. She is writing something on a piece of paper.
🔰299. She is an M.Com. of Delhi University.
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09 August 2026 05:33

🔥 Ultra-Rare Advanced Vocabulary (3451–3500)

3451. Monomania – Obsessive preoccupation with one idea or subject.

3452. Mumpsimus – Persistence in a mistaken belief or habit despite evidence.

3453. Myrmidon – A loyal follower who carries out orders unquestioningly.

3454. Nadir – The lowest point of fortune or condition.

3455. Nescience – Lack of knowledge; ignorance.

3456. Nidificate – To build or make a nest.

3457. Nihility – Nothingness; non-existence.

3458. Nimiety – Excessiveness; an overabundance.

3459. Nocuous – Harmful or injurious.

3460. Noumenon – A thing as it exists in itself, independent of perception.

3461. Obduracy – Stubborn refusal to change one's opinion.

3462. Obeisance – A gesture or expression of deep respect.

3463. Obloquy – Strong public criticism or disgrace.

3464. Obumbrate – To overshadow or obscure.

3465. Oleaginous – Oily in nature; excessively flattering.

3466. Omphalos – The central or most important point.

3467. Ontological – Relating to the nature of existence or being.

3468. Opsimath – A person who begins learning late in life.

3469. Orphic – Mysterious; obscurely spiritual or prophetic.

3470. Oscitancy – Drowsiness or inattentiveness.

3471. Ossuary – A place or container for human bones.

3472. Overweening – Excessively proud or arrogant.

3473. Pabulum – Intellectual or spiritual nourishment; bland material.

3474. Palimpsest – A manuscript or document reused after earlier writing has been erased.

3475. Panopticon – A structure allowing all occupants to be observed from a central point.

3476. Parsimony – Extreme unwillingness to spend money; stinginess.

3477. Parvenu – A person who has suddenly become wealthy or influential.

3478. Pasquinade – A satirical writing attacking a person or institution.

3479. Pathognomonic – Distinctively characteristic of a particular disease or condition.

3480. Peccadillo – A minor or trivial fault.

3481. Pedagogy – The art or method of teaching.

3482. Penumbra – A partial shadow; an area of uncertainty.

3483. Periphrasis – The use of unnecessarily long or indirect wording.

3484. Peroration – The concluding part of a speech, often powerful and emotional.

3485. Persiflage – Light, witty, and often mocking conversation.

3486. Petrichor – The pleasant smell of earth after rain.

3487. Philology – The historical and structural study of language.

3488. Phlegmatic – Calm, unemotional, and not easily excited.

3489. Phronesis – Practical wisdom and sound judgment.

3490. Polemicist – A person who writes or speaks aggressively against an idea or opponent.

3491. Polyglot – A person who knows and speaks many languages.

3492. Praeteritio – A rhetorical device in which a speaker mentions something by claiming to omit it.

3493. Prelapsarian – Relating to the state of innocence before the Fall of Adam and Eve.

3494. Preternatural – Beyond what is normal or natural.

3495. Prolegomenon – A critical introductory discussion to a book or subject.

3496. Prolixity – The quality of using too many words; excessive length.

3497. Proselytize – To convert someone to a different religion or belief.

3498. Prosopopoeia – A figure of speech in which an absent, dead, or imaginary person or object is given a voice.

3499. Proteiform – Changing into many different forms; highly variable.

3500. Pyrrhonism – Philosophical skepticism; doubting the possibility of certain knowledge.
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02 August 2026 14:41

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DEMONSTRATE "Publicly show support or opposition."

PICKET "Stand outside protesting with signs."

BOYCOTT "Refuse to buy or participate."

MARCH "Walk together in organized protest."

RALLY "Large public meeting for protest."

STRIKE "Stop work to demand change."

DEFIANCE "Open resistance against authority."

DISSENT "Express disagreement with official policy."

AGITATE "Urge others to take action."

INSURRECTION "Violent uprising against government."

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28 June 2026 05:44

Ultra-Rare Advanced Vocabulary (3101–3140)
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3101. Penury – Extreme poverty.

3102. Peremptory – Leaving no room for refusal or debate.

3103. Perfidy – Betrayal of trust; treachery.

3104. Perfunctory – Done with little interest or effort.

3105. Pernicious – Extremely harmful, especially gradually.

3106. Perspicacity – Sharpness of understanding; keen insight.

3107. Pertinacious – Holding firmly to an opinion; tenacious.

3108. Pervicacious – Obstinately stubborn.

3109. Petulant – Childishly irritable or sulky.

3110. Pharisaical – Hypocritically self-righteous.

3111. Philippic – A bitter verbal attack or denunciation.

3112. Picaresque – Relating to the adventures of a rogue.

3113. Picayune – Trivial; of little importance.

3114. Piquant – Pleasantly stimulating or interesting.

3115. Plaudit – An expression of praise or approval.

3116. Platitudinous – Full of dull, overused remarks.

3117. Plenary – Complete; absolute; fully attended.

3118. Plodding – Slow, steady, and methodical.

3119. Polemical – Strongly argumentative or controversial.

3120. Portent – A sign or warning of a future event.

3121. Pragmatism – A practical approach focused on results.

3122. Precarious – Dangerous or uncertain.

3123. Preclude – To prevent something from happening.

3124. Predilection – A natural preference or liking.

3125. Preponderance – The greater weight, influence, or number.

3126. Prescience – Knowledge of events before they happen.

3127. Prevarication – The act of avoiding the truth; lying indirectly.

3128. Probity – Complete honesty and integrity.

3129. Proclivity – A natural tendency or inclination.

3130. Prodigal – Wastefully extravagant.

3131. Profligate – Recklessly wasteful or morally corrupt.

3132. Propinquity – Nearness in space or relationship.

3133. Propitiate – To win favor or appease.

3134. Prosaic – Ordinary and lacking imagination.

3135. Protean – Able to change easily into many forms.

3136. Puerile – Childishly immature.

3137. Pugnacious – Eager to argue or fight.

3138. Pulchritudinous – Physically beautiful.

3139. Pusillanimous – Lacking courage; timid.

3140. Pyrrhic – Won at such great cost that it feels like a defeat
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28 May 2026 07:51

Did vs. Had
==================
Fill in the blanks with did or had.

We did to make questions and negatives in the simple past tense. Had is used before a past participle to make the past perfect tense form.

1. ......................... you receive my email?
Did
Had

2. She ............................... returned even after midnight.
didn't
hadn't

3. What ....................... you do then?
had
did

4. Why ............................. you push me?
did
had

5. ........................ they gone before you arrived?
Did
Had

6. They ........................... already left.
did
had

7. She ................................ reply to my emails.
didn't
hadn't

8. They ......................... left the door open.
did
had

9. Somebody ................................. broken into the house while we were away.
had
did

10. She ............................... lost her ticket.
did
had

11. ......................... you find anything useful?
Did
Had

12. ........................ you see him there?
Did
Had
==================
🟢 Answers 🟢

1. Did you receive my email?
2. She hadn’t returned even after midnight.
3. What did you do then?
4. Why did you push me?
5. Had they gone before you arrived?
6. They had already left.

7. She didn’t reply to my emails.
8. They had left the door open.
9. Somebody had broken into the house while we were away.
10. She had lost her ticket.
11. Did you find anything useful?
12. Did you see him there?
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15 May 2026 07:53

Will/Shall Exercise For ESL Students
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Fill in the blanks with will or shall.

1. .......................... I wait any longer?
Shall
Will

2. What ......................... we do now?
shall
will

3. .......................... you wait for me?
Will
Shall

4. I don't think that he ......................... arrive on time.
will
shall

5. ........................ you come?
Will
Shall

6. You don't look well. ............................. I call the doctor?
Shall
Will

7. If you are not feeling well, I ............................... call the doctor.
will
shall
Either could be used here

8. Peter ........................... come later in the day.
will
shall

9. .......................... we invite them?
Shall
Will

10. It is no use talking to him. He ............................. not listen.
will
shall

11. She ............................ never arrive on time.
will
shall

12. ............................. you close the windows, please?
Will
Shall
==================
🟢 Answers 🟢

1. Shall I wait any longer?
2. What shall we do now?
3. Will you wait for me?
4. I don’t think that he will arrive on time.
5. Will he recognize me?
6. You don’t look well. Shall I call the doctor?

7. If you are not feeling well, I will / shall call the doctor.
8. Peter will come later in the day.
9. Shall we invite them?
10. It is no use talking to him. He will not listen.
11. She will never arrive on time.
12. Will you close the windows, please?
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Addition Of Positive And Negative Remarks
So Do I, Neither Do I
===========================
Fill in the blanks.

We use so am I, so do I etc. to make a positive addition to a positive remarks We use neither do I, neither am I, nor do I etc. to make a negative addition to a negative remark.

1. Sally didn't come. ............................ her sister.
Neither did
So did
Neither does

2. I want to go. ......................... do I.
So
Neither
Nor

3. I like classical music. ....................... do I.
So
Neither
Nor

4. She doesn't speak German. ............................ her husband.
Neither does
Nor does
Either could be used here

5. She speaks fluent English. ........................... her children.
Neither do
So does
So do

6. I didn't like that movie. ........................ I.
So did
Nor did
Nor do

7. She owns several cats. ............................ her neighbors.
So does
So do
Neither do

8. I was tired and hungry and ............................ the others.
so were
so was
neither were
nor were

9. She didn't show any remorse. ............................. her mother.
Please select 2 correct answers

Nor did
Neither did
So did
Neither do

10. I have never visited a foreign country. ........................ I.
Neither have
Neither did
Nor did

11. She works hard. ............................ does her brother.
So
Nor
Neither

12. She didn't come. .............................. did her husband.
Please select 2 correct answers

Neither
Nor
So
Either
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🟢 Answers 🟢

1. Sally didn’t come. Neither did her sister.
2. I want to go. So do I.
3. I like classical music. So do I.
4. She doesn’t speak German. Nor does her husband.
5. She speaks fluent English. So do her children.
6. I didn’t like that movie. Neither did I.

7. She owns several cats. So do her neighbors.
8. I was tired and hungry and so were the others.
9. She didn’t show any remorse. Neither did her mother.
10. I have never visited a foreign country. Neither have I.
11. She works hard. So does her brother.
12. She didn’t come. Neither did her husband.
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24 April 2026 09:21

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20 April 2026 07:14

Fill in the blanks with appropriate articles- (a, an, the, zero article)
✔️ Test 27
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🔰261. I saw a man and a woman in Agora Mill yesterday. ....... man was fat and short. ....... woman was slim and tall.
🔰262. Do not tell ..... lie.
🔰263. Ramesh's father is ....... M.P. and Suresh's father is ....... Member of Legislative Assembly.
🔰264. Mrs. Mauna Vyas is ......
M. A. (English).
🔰265. Today I saw ....... European in a temple.
🔰266. ........ ugly should not be hated.
🔰267. An honest man is ........ noblest creation of the God.
🔰268. ........ man is mortal.
🔰269. Sachin Tendulkar is ......... first to score double century in one day cricket.
🔰270. Ustad Amjad Ali Khan plays ........ Sarod.
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Answers
🔰261. I saw a man and a woman in Agora Mill yesterday. The man was fat and short. The woman was slim and tall.
🔰262. Do not tell a lie.
🔰263. Ramesh's father is an M.P. and Suresh's father is a Member of Legislative Assembly. 
🔰264. Mrs. Mauna Vyas is an
M. A. (English).
🔰265. Today I saw a European in a temple.
🔰266. The ugly should not be hated.
🔰267. An honest man is the noblest creation of the God.
🔰268. (Zero article) Man is mortal.
🔰269. Sachin Tendulkar is the first to score double century in one day cricket.
🔰270. Ustad Amjad Ali Khan plays the Sarod.
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03 April 2026 09:26

Must, Can, Can’t | Grammar Exercise
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Fill in the blanks with must, must not, can or cannot.

1. You have been working all day. You .............................. be tired.
must
can
can't

2. Tina ......................... be very bored with her job. She does the same thing every day.
must
can
can't

3. It .............................. be the postman. He has already been.
cannot
must be

4. You ................................. be joking.
can't
must

5. When I saw her, she was crying. She ............................ have a problem.
can't
can
must

6. There is no light in his room. He ......................... be asleep.
must
can
can't

7. Nirali is new to the city. She ............................ have many friends here.
can't
mustn't
must

8. Shailesh has been living in this city for well over two decades. He ........................... know a lot of people here.
must
can
can't

9. You haven't eaten anything since morning. You ......................... be hungry.
must
can
can't

10. You have just had lunch. You .......................... be hungry now.
can't
must
must not

11. Priya worked really hard for this promotion. She .............................. be pleased.
must
can
can't

12. They live in the same neighborhood. They .............................. know each other.
must
can
can't
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🟢Answers🟢

1. You have been working all day. You must be tired.
2. Tina must be very bored with her job. She does the same thing every day.
3. It cannot be the postman. He has already been.
4. You must be joking.
5. When I saw her, she was crying. She must have a problem.
6. There is no light in his room. He must be asleep.

7. Nirali is new to the city. She can’t have many friends here.
8. Shailesh has been living in this city for well over two decades. He must know a lot of people here.
9. You haven’t eaten anything since morning. You must be hungry.
10. You have just had lunch. You can’t be hungry now.
11. Priya worked really hard for this promotion. She must be pleased.
12. They live in the same neighborhood. They must know each other.
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