You look tired., You must have slept poorly., You must be happy., The streets are wet., It must be a nice day, It must be raining, John is late for work., He must have overslept., He must like coming in early., Mary goes to the library every week., She must like to read., She must not like to read., Ann gets take-out meals everyday., She must not like cooking., She must like to cook, John likes teaching, He must like to work alone, He must be an outgoing person, Sue wants to be a doctor., She must be smart, She must not like to study, Fernando likes to go dancing every Saturday., He must like to stay home., He must be a party animal., Danny likes to work on cars., He must not mind working alone, He must like working with others, Marta ate all the meat and no vegetables, She must not like vegetables, She must not like meat., The baby is crying., She must be sleeping, She must be hungry, Dad is late for dinner., He must be happy, He must be working late.

Using 'must' for logical conclusions

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