Do you think both (a) and (b) can follow the sentences (1) to (3)?
(1) He says he has the team shirt, although I've never seen him wear it.
(a) He must be telling a lie!
(b) He must have it in his closet!
(2) Although he says he has the team shirt, I've never seen him wear it.
(a) He must be telling a lie!
(b) He must have it in his closet!
(3) Although I've never seen him wear the team shirt, he says he has it.
(a) He must be telling a lie!
(b) He must have it in his closet!
How to answer: e.g (a) is ok. (b) is awkward.
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Both are normal responses, neither one is better than the other. The only difference between them is their meaning.
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It is not a dialogue. (a) and (b) are not responses.
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Yes you can. No problem.
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