Grammar practice my English lab northstar 5 listening and speaking

GRAMMAR PRACTICE 2 Read the first sentence-a question or a comment. Then complete the response with a present, past, or future modal verb of certainty, using the cues in parentheses. Refer to the chart for the meaning of the modals. Example: 1 Do you think I'll be able to tell if she is lying by just looking at her? (quite sure) Probably. You should be able to tell (able / tell) by watching for small changes in her facial expressions. 2 Will she be able to conceal the fact she copied her paper from the Internet? (impossible) No way. She (get away with) plagiarizeng. Her professor uses anti-plagiarism software. 3 Do you know why some doctors lie to their dying patients? (almost certain) I think so. They (want) to protect the patients and their family from hearing bad news. 4 Why does Stella send exam answers to her friends over her cell phone? (less certain) I'm not really sure. Her friends (pay) her for the answers. 5 Is Mohammed feeling better now that he finally fessed up to fudging the results of the experiment? (quite sure) He (be / relieve). It usually feels better to be up front about things. 6 The baseball player's drug tests came back positive. He has to leave the team. (impossible) Unbelievable! He just (deceived) his fans like that. They adored and trusted him. 7 Bad news. The results of Gordon's experiment cannot be duplicated. (almost certain) Hmmm ... he (cut corners) on the research