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Even a large ant may kill a big elephant.
A big elephant is killed by even a large ant.
A big elephant may be killed by even a large ant.
A big elephant may have been killed by even a large ant.
A big elephant ought to be killed by a large ant.
- Option 1: A big elephant is killed by even a large ant.
- Implies certainty that an ant has killed an elephant.
- It's stated in a definite form.
- Option 2: A big elephant may be killed by even a large ant.
- Suggests a possibility, not certainty.
- Matches the original statement's implied meaning.
- Option 3: A big elephant may have been killed by even a large ant.
- Suggests uncertainty about a past event.
- Focuses on possibility after the occurrence.
- Option 4: A big elephant ought to be killed by a large ant.
- Implies a moral or necessity.
- Does not reflect possibility or certainty.
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