Lyn isn’t here; perhaps she’s at the dentist’s. (may), Lyn isn't here; she may be at the dentist's., They’ve trained hard, so I’m sure they can play much better now. (must), After all that training they must be able to play much better now., Everyone’s going to the party, so I expect it will be fun. (should), Everyone’s going to the party, so it should be fun., Do you think that woman is a new teacher? (could), Could that woman be a new teacher?, He’s given up running – but I’m sure that isn’t the right decision. (be), He’s given up running – but that can’t be the right decision., He’s given up running – but that can’t be the right decision., Alex might not come to the concert.

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