Modal Verbs
We use this modal verb to talk about things which are obligatory or necessary. It often describes obligations imposed on us by other people and authorities.
Have to
It's used to emphasize the process and duration of an action.
Present Perfect Continuous
To talk about present habits we can use...
1. Present simple
2. Present continuous
3. Will
Daniel is not afraid of anything. Yesterday, he helped a friend face a big, scary dog without running away. Daniel is...
As brave as a lion
Name 10 animals in 10 seconds.
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We use this modal verb to talk about rules, regulations and obligations. It often describes obligations that come internally, from ourselves.
Must
It's used to emphasize the completion or result of an action or how many times it happens.
Present Perfect Simple
To talk about past habits that we have stopped doing we use...
2. Would
3. Past continuous
Everyone in the classroom is talking, but Emma is reading her book. Nobody can hear her speaking, and she doesn't disturb anyone. Emma is...
Quiet as a mouse
Say “She sells seashells by the seashore” thrice without stopping or stuttering.
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We use this to refuse permission.
Can't
It's used to talk about actions that happened before another action or actions in the past.
Past Perfect Simple
We cannot use this word to talk about single events in the past or when we know the period of time.
Used to
Carlos has three exams tomorrow, two projects to finish, and a basketball game to prepare for. He has been working all afternoon and hasn't stopped for a break. Carlos is...
As busy as a bee
Say the days of the week backward in English in 7 seconds (without messing up).
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Be supposed to
It's used to talk about actions that happened before another action or actions in the past, emphasizing the duration ofit.
Past Perfect Continuous
We use this word with past actions, but not past states.
Would
When Sofia entered the competition, nobody expected her to win. She practiced every day, learned from her mistakes, and kept going even when things were difficult. In the end, she achieved the goal she had dreamed about for years. For Sofia, this moment was...
A dream come true
Listen to these words once, then repeat them in the correct order:
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We use this modal verb to talk about things which were not obligatory or necessary, so we didn't do them.
Didn't need to
It's used to refer to the future or talk about our intentions from a point in the past.
Future Activities in the Past
Give an example using "would" and "used to". (1 for each).
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The teacher asked the students to describe a complicated scientific process. While everyone else struggled to understand it, Alex explained every step so perfectly that even the youngest students could understand it immediately. Alex's explanation was...
As clear as crystal
Name 10 countries.
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