When do you use them?
What modals do you use to give advice?
should/shouldn't
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Complete: I don’t think __________ your shoes off inside (take/should/you)
I don’t think you should take your shoes off inside
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Complete: Karen ______ play the vilolin
PRESENT TENSE
can/ can’t/ is able to
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Students ________wear uniforms at our school
have to/must
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Can I borrow your book?
Yes, you _____ borrow it
Can
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What modals do you use to express prohibition?
mustn’t
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Give advice for this situation: I need some ideas to celebrate the end of the semester.
You should______
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Tell me 3 things you can't do in your English class.
You can't _______
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Tell me 3 things students mustn't do in an exam.
Students mustn't ___________
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Complete:
Teacher, ___ I go to the bathroom?
May/ can
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What modals do you use for ability and possibility?
Can/Can't and could
Give advice for this situation: My computer doesn't work.
You should go to the computer technician. (Other options available)
I will tell you the secret, but you________ tell anyone!!!
can't
You _________ take phones into the exam room
mustn’t
Complete:
_____ my friend join us for dinner? ( should/ might/ could)
Could
What modals do you use for obligation/necessity?
must and have to
Give advice in this situation: My dog is sick.
You should take him to the vet (other options too)
I don't want to go to the pool. I_____ swim.
can't
You ________ pay to visit most museums and art galleries in NY. Entrance is usually free.
don’t have to
Give an example of permission
.
What modals do you use for lack of obligation/necessity?
don't have to/doesn't have to
Give advice for this situation: I don't have any money for vacation.
You should________
______ I borrow your pencil?
Can
To prevent Coronavirus you____wash your hands frequently.
must/have to
Complete:
___ I have a glass of water, please?
(could/ have to/ may)
Could/ may