MODAL MADNESS
Which related verbs are used to refer to an "outside authority" that gives orders or set rules
BE REQUIRED TO/ BE OBLIGED TO
I love travelling because I’m always IN THE MOVING /ON THE MOVE/SETTLE DOWN and discovering new places
ON THE MOVE
I’ve always wanted to visit ___ Netherlands, especially Amsterdam.
THE
WITH LOTS OF ROOMS
SPACIOUS
Have you got a __________showerhead?
BLOCKED
Match the sentences to the meanings:
1- I really must stop smoking.
2- I have to stop smoking.
a. There is an external reason; perhaps a doctor has told me this.
b. This is my idea. I want to do this.
1 - b
2 - a
After travelling around the world for several years, they decided to put down SPACE/ ROOTS/ PLACE in Australia and start a family.
ROOTS
He’s studying to become ___ architect, just like his father.
AN
WITH PLENTY OF AIR
AIRY
Have you got a water__________on a wooden table?
STAIN
Which modal do we use to give advice or an opinion, and could be used for rules and instructions with a weaker meaning than must.
SHOULD/ SHOULDN´T
OUHGHT TO/ OUGHTN´T TO
I think I’m ready to settle ( OUT/ OFF/ DOWN) and have a more stable life.
DOWN
_________life can be unpredictable, so you should always have a backup plan
NO ARTICLE
NEITHER SMALL NOR LARGE
MEDIUM-SIZED
Have you got shattered_____________on the floor?
GLASS
Needn´t and didn´t need to have the same meaning.
Is it the same with didn´t need and needn´t have?
1. didn't need to + infinitive It wasn't necessary, and usually the person didn't do it-
I didn't need to buy any food because there was plenty at home.
→ It wasn't necessary, so I didn't buy any.
2. needn't have + past participle
= The action did happen, but it wasn't necessary.
I needn't have bought any food because there was plenty at home.
→ I bought food, but later discovered it wasn't necessary.
I often work from a co-working ( COMFORTS/ SPACE/ HOME)because it’s a great place to meet other professionals.
SPACE
She went to ___ hospital to visit her friend who had been injured in an accident.
THE
SMALL,BUT ARRANGED SO THAT EVERYTHING FITS NEARLY INTO THE SPACE AVAILABLE
COMPACT
Have you got _____________leads or wires?
TANGLED
ABILITY
To describe a successfully completed specific action in the past, can COULD be used in affirmative and negative sentences?
NO, COULD CAN BE USED ONLY IN NEGATIVE SENTENCES IN THIS CASE. IN AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES WE HAVE TO USE WAS/WERE ABLE TO EXPRESS THAT SOMEONE MANAGED TO DO STH SUCCESSFULLY
I was able to finish the project on time.
→ I succeeded in finishing it.
She loves travelling and doesn’t want to feel (REMOTELY/ SETTLE / TIED DOWN) to one place.
TIED DOWN
She bought________new laptop last week. ____ laptop is much faster than her old one.
A / THE
NOT HAVING ENOUGH SPACE
CRAMPED
Have you got clothes that have______________in the tumble-dryer?
SHRUNK