Modal verbs
Fill in the gap with have to/has to/don't have to/doesn't have to/didn't have to/had to/must/mustn't
During World War II partisan schoolchildren ... write on a birch bark with charcoal.
Explain your choice
During World War II partisan schoolchildren had to write on a birch bark with charcoal.
I was doing calculations when my phone rang. Why do we use past continuous and past simple?
Doing calculations (Past Continuous — started first). The phone rang (Past Simple — interrupted).
You need to subtract and add. What subject is it? Give one more action from the list you do in this subject.
Maths. You also do calculations.
What do you do in the assembly hall? Name 2 things. And what is necessary to do there?
We listen to the headmaster, we sing the anthem. It is necessary to be quiet / raise hands.
In which country is there a famous school where students have no timetable and no classes? They choose what to study and when.
A) The USA (Sudbury Valley School) B) Japan C) China D) Russia
A (The USA).
Why? Sudbury Valley School in the USA is very unusual: students decide everything themselves. Japan and China have very strict schools with many exams.
Yesterday was Sunday. My friend says: "I musted go to school."
Correct his mistake and explain why.
I had to go to school (or: he didn't have to go, because it was Sunday). Must has no past form, we use had to.
Open the brackets:
"The teacher (explain) the rule when the students (raise) their hands."
The teacher was explaining (long action) when the students raised their hands (short actions)
Our school is well-equipped. Name 3 things from your vocabulary list that make a school well-equipped.
A huge gym, a football pitch, a covered area, a top-notch Science lab.
You missed a lesson. Make a plan of 3 steps you need to do. Use have to / don't have to.
I have to ask the teacher about homework. I don't have to do the test again. I have to hand in my homework tomorrow.
In English, there is an idiom "teacher's pet". It is not a real animal! What does it mean?
A) A student who brings a pet to school
B) A student who the teacher likes the most
C) A very small teacher
D) A teacher who has a cat
It is often used in a negative way. If you call someone a "teacher's pet", it means the teacher favours them too much.
You see a student running in the assembly hall. Choose the correct rule: "He mustn't run" or "He doesn't have to run". Explain the difference.
He mustn't run (it's forbidden). Doesn't have to would mean it's not necessary for him, but he can if he wants.
Combine into ONE sentence and explain your choice:
The classmates bullied a boy + The strict form tutor came in
The classmates were bullyig a boy when the strict form tutor came in.
Make up sentences using the words:
1. Get into trouble; 2. To be located; 3. Vibrant
If you get into trouble, ask your best friend for help. My school is located near beautiful park. Assembly hall is a vibrant place in our gimnasium.
Compare your school and Nomadic School. Make one sentence with must and one with don't have to.
We must wear school uniform. We don't have to care of reindeer.
In which European country do most schools not give homework to primary school students? (Hint: This country is famous for its high-quality education).
A) Italy B) Finland C) Spain D) Greece
Finland is famous for its relaxed education system. Students have less homework and more free time.
Translate the idea: "Вчера нам не нужно было сдавать домашнюю работу, но мы сделали это"
Yesterday we didn't have to hand in our homework but we did it.
Open the brackets and translate:
The headmaster __________ (walk) past the Art room when he __________ (see) that some students __________ (paint) on the walls instead of on paper.
The headmaster was walking past the Art room when he saw that some students were painting on the walls instead of on paper.
Explain the difference between "to write lines" and "punishment". Use both words in one sentence about school.
When student is late, the teacher ask him to write lines as a punishment.
A new student comes to your school. Tell him 3 rules using mustn't, have to, and don't have to.
You mustn't bully anyone. You have to hand in homework on time. You don't have to wear make-up.
Use 5 adjective to describe your school life.
Amazing, active, interesting, funny, wonderfull
Name 5 rules in your gymnasium. (use must/mustn't/have to/don't have to)
1. You must wear school uniform. 2. You mustn't miss your lessons. 3. You have to come to school on time. 4. You mustn't use your phone. 5. You don't have to go to school on Sunday.
Translate into English: Пока учитель объяснял правила, учащиеся кричали.
While the teacher was explaining the rule, the students were shouting.
Go to the blackboard and write these words in English:
1. Высококачественный(первоклассный) 2. Гордиться кем-то 3. Заботиться о ком-то
1. Top-notch 2. To be proud of 3. to take care of
Read the situation: "While I was walking to the entrance hall, I saw a huge poster about the school rules." What do you think was on this poster? Make 3 rules using modals.
You mustn't run in the hall. You have to wear a uniform. You don't have to wear make-up.
Name top 5 things you appreciate about your school (or things which make you happy during the school day)
canteen, library, classmates, form tutor, table tennis