Modal Verbs
This modal verb is used to express a strong obligation or necessity.
Must
This type of conditional is used to describe universal truths or facts.
This subject involves the study of numbers, equations, and problem-solving.
Maths.
The score a student receives for their work.
Mark/grade.
This suffix is used for people who teach about physics.
-ist physicist
This modal verb is used to indicate prohibition.
Mustn't or can't
This conditional is used to talk about real and possible future situations.
First conditional.
This subject focuses on laws, legal systems, and justice.
Law.
A written piece of work, usually longer than an assignment.
Essay.
This suffix is used for someone who designs buildings.
-tech architech
This modal verb is commonly used to give advice.
Should, ought to or had better.
This conditional is used to talk about hypothetical or imaginary situations in the present or future.
Second conditional.
This subject includes topics such as supply and demand, marketing, and entrepreneurship.
Business studies.
A trip taken for educational purposes.
Field trip.
This suffix is used for someone who practices medicine.
This modal verb can be used to express permission.
May or can.
Complete the sentence: "If I ____ (be) you, I would study harder."
were
This subject explores human behavior and mental processes.
Psychology.
To not attend a lesson without permission.
To skip a lesson.
This suffix is used for someone who is getting ready for a profession.
-ee trainee
This modal verb is used to indicate a lack of necessity (not necessary).
Don't have to or needn't.
Which conditional is this? "If you heat ice, it melts."
Zero conditional.
This subject is concerned with the principles of energy, motion, and matter.
Physics.
To repeat an exam after failing it.
To resit and exam.
This suffix is used for someone who is preparing someone for a specific task or job.
-er trainer