VOCABULARY
Athletes often train hard to ______ their ambitions.
ACHIEVE
Complete: You’re always late and your attendance is low. You ___ to get to class earlier tomorrow.
SHOULD TRY
When I was younger, I ___ stay up past midnight on weekends
COULD/ WAS ALLOWED TO
It’s your choice. You ___ come to the meeting if you don’t want to.
DON'T HAVE TO
Her car is outside. She ___ be home.
MUST
He was disqualified for trying to ______ his performance with banned substances.
ENHANCE
You lied to your friend and now they are clearly upset. Your friend says:
YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE LIED TO ME
YOU SHOULD HAVE TOLD ME THE TRUTH
You don’t have a license, so you ___ drive a car.
CAN'T
In boxing, you ___ hit your opponent below the belt.
MUSTN'T
There was a loud noise. What do you think happened?
It might have been a car crash
Collocation that means: Try hard to win or succeed in a competition.
PUT UP A FIGHT
SHOULD GO/ MUST GO
Your friend asks to borrow money. You say: I ___ lend you some on Friday.
CAN
It's dangerous! You ___ touch those wires.
MUSTN'T
Look that girl is crying, what happened to her?
She might have broken up with her boyfriend
The team was narrowly______ in the final match.
DEFEATED
You feel sick after eating too much. What do you say to yourself in regret?
I shouldn't have eaten so much
This modal expresses a general rule/permission: At school, students ___ only drink water in class.
CAN
You feel full and don’t want dessert. You say: I ___ eat it if I don’t like it.
DON'T HAVE TO
This is the first student to arrive. He __________ be Gabriel
can't
Collocation that means: ' to Qualify for the next stage'
To gain a place in the next round
Complete: We didn’t know the way. We ___ right, not left
SHOULD HAVE TURNED
WHEN I WAS A TEENAGER, I ______________ WATCH TV WITHOUT MY PARENTS' PERMISSION
WASN'T ALLOWED TO/COULDN'T
It’s optional to attend the training session. You say:
YOU DON'T HAVE TO ATTEND THE TRAINING SESSION
It's 11am and a student hasn't arrived yet. What happened?
They could have forgotten to set an alarm