He must be running awayThe plane can’t be very newHe could be a criminalmust be - Very sure - 99% She must be at home She can’t be workingShe might be chatting to friendsmust be - Very sure - 99% He must be hiding He can’t be very oldHe could be afraidmust be - Very sure - 99%
It must be a mask It can’t be realIt may be for a filmmust be - Very sure - 99% They must be friendsThey can’t be workingThey might be marriedmust be - Very sure - 99% May / might / could be - We think it's possible - 50%The Present How many deductions can you make about this photo?must be - Very sure - 99%Ĭan't be - Very sure - We think it's impossible - 99% Very sure - we think it's impossible - 99%
Modals of DeductionDeductionsHe must be a chef. Modals of DeductionDeductions = guesses based on known facts.What deductions can you make about this photo? must be Very sure - 99%can't be - Very sure We think it's impossible – 99% may / might / could be We think it's possible - 50%The Present We can make deductions about the present : must be Very sure - 99%can't be - Very sure We think it's impossible – 99% may / might / could be We think it's possible - 50%The Present Modals of DeductionDeductions = guesses based on known facts. Modals of DeductionWhat are modal verbs?Must,Can’t,May, Might, Could Modals of DeductionWhat is deduction?Deductions = guesses based facts you know.
Modals of DeductionWho is Sherlock Holmes?Do you know how he solved manyof his cases? Modals of DeductionWho is Sherlock Holmes? Modals of DeductionWe are going to look at deductionYou are going to practice by making Some sentences Ink Spotters 1 is available now for iOS Universal and runs $3 with no IAP in sight.Present and Past Modals of Deduction with Sherlock Holmes
#SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE ART OF DEDUCTION SERIES#
This is the first of the Ink Spotters series with book 2, Sherlock Holmes: The Last Breath, due to be released soon. It’s like the Victorian Match Game.īeside the main mystery, there are also “Story Threads” to unlock which will reveal easter eggs and other historical details and facts along the way. Unlike Her Story which was fairly open-ended, there is a definite way to “win” Inksplotters by discovering the hidden clues in each segment’s title card. The art is well done with a cool water-color effect spreading as new panes are opened. Gameplay consists of typing in words and, if you discover a relevant word, a new pane is unveiled. Think of the panes as the videos from Her Story and you have a pretty decent idea of how it all works. All but one of the panes are covered at the beginning of the story, and you need to find the clues to open more panes which should lead to more clues. Ink Spotters tells a brand new Sherlock Holmes story penned by novelist Sean Stewart, but it’s told via comic-book style panes.
It’s called Ink Spotters 1: The Art of Deduction and, as someone who loved Her Story and also devours anything Sherlockian, color me intrigued. Yesterday, Three Story House released a game I wasn’t aware of that brings a lot of that Her Story vibe back to our iPads and adds a healthy dose of Sherlock Holmes along the way. Designer Sam Barlow has said that he’s working on a follow-up, but we haven’t heard of when Her Story 2 might actually find its way to our tablets. There was no winning or losing, just learning more and more about this rather interesting woman who was being questioned by the police for…something. The “game” consisted of a myriad of video clips that you had to piece together in order to figure out the entire story. One of the most unique games I’d ever played was Her Story released back in 2015.
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