ГДЗ по Английскому Языку 11 Класс Модуль 5c Номер 6b Ваулина — Подробные Ответы

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1 Я уверен, что Энди не делал этого.
Энди не мог сделать этого.
2 Я сильно полагаю, что Джеймс говорит правду.
3 Возможно, что она забыла про вечеринку.
4 Я не думаю, что Кевин все же уезжает
5 Я уверен, что г-жа Браун сделала эти булочки.
6 Я не полагаю, что Адам обманет снова.

James must be honest. (Джеймс, вероятно, говорит правду).
It’s highly likely that James is telling the truth. Given the context or the way he’s behaving, it seems reasonable to believe that he is being truthful. There’s no indication of deception, and his actions or words support the idea that what he says is correct.

She might have forgotten about the party. (Она, возможно, забыла о вечеринке).
It’s possible that she forgot about the party. Given the circumstances, this explanation seems plausible. Perhaps she got distracted or lost track of time. While it isn’t certain, it’s a reasonable assumption based on the available information.

Kevin can’t have left already. (Кевин не мог уже уехать).
It’s impossible for Kevin to have left so soon. Based on the time or the situation, it doesn’t make sense for him to have departed yet. There are too many reasons to believe that he is still around, or it’s too early for him to have left.

Mrs. Brown must have baked these biscuits. (Миссис Браун, вероятно, испекла эти печенья).
It’s clear that Mrs. Brown is the one who baked these biscuits. Based on the taste, smell, or the context, it seems almost certain that she made them. There’s a strong connection between her and these biscuits, and it’s a reasonable assumption that she is the one responsible for baking them.

Adam can’t be cheating again. (Адам не может снова обманывать).
It’s hard to believe that Adam is cheating again. Based on past behavior or expectations, it seems unlikely that he would repeat such an action. The situation or his actions suggest that this behavior is out of character, making it hard to imagine that he would do it again.

James must be telling the truth. (Джеймс, должно быть, говорит правду).

This statement indicates a high level of confidence in James’ honesty. When we say «James must be telling the truth,» we are basing this assumption on the evidence, behavior, or context around him. It could be that James has provided consistent information, his actions align with what he says, or there is no reason to doubt him. In everyday conversation, using «must» suggests a strong belief that something is true because of the circumstances. For example, if James has been very consistent and reliable in the past, it becomes very likely that he’s being truthful in the current situation.

She might/may/could have forgotten about the party. (Она, возможно, забыла о вечеринке).

Here, the speaker is uncertain about why the woman missed the party. The use of «might,» «may,» or «could» reflects a possibility but does not assert certainty. These words suggest that, given the circumstances, it’s plausible that she forgot. This could be because of distraction, busy schedules, or other factors that led to her forgetting. However, there’s still room for other explanations, so the speaker isn’t fully sure. It’s one possible explanation, but not necessarily the only one.

Kevin can’t have left yet. (Кевин ещё не мог уехать).

This statement expresses disbelief or doubt regarding Kevin’s departure. The use of «can’t have» implies that it’s almost impossible or unreasonable to think that Kevin could have left at this point. There could be a number of reasons for this belief, such as the time, events that were supposed to occur before he left, or perhaps others were expecting him to still be around. The speaker is confident that Kevin has not yet left based on the available information or circumstances.

Mrs. Brown must have made these biscuits. (Миссис Браун наверняка приготовила эти булочки).

This statement shows a high level of certainty regarding Mrs. Brown’s involvement in making the biscuits. The use of «must have» suggests that, based on the evidence (perhaps the biscuits’ taste, the smell, or the situation), it is very likely that she is the one who baked them. There is no other logical explanation for the biscuits, so the speaker is confident in attributing them to Mrs. Brown. This phrase is often used when there are clear signs pointing to a specific conclusion.

Adam can’t be cheating again. (Адам не может снова обманывать).

In this statement, the speaker expresses doubt or disbelief that Adam could be cheating once more. The use of «can’t be» emphasizes that it is hard to believe he would repeat such a behavior. This could be due to a change in Adam’s character, the situation at hand, or the trust that had been established. The phrase indicates that the speaker believes Adam has moved beyond such actions, or that the situation makes cheating highly unlikely or implausible.