when does we use "must be"?
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Must be is used to say that what some one is saying is very surprising or hard to believe.
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Must is usually used to talk about the past, as in “The plane must have landed by now”.
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Your last sentence is not correct because you:
Used must be to talk about the past (be is present tense)
Used two different be-verbs (be and been) to talk about the smartphone.
Used this September to talk about the past.
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