CAN / MAY
Complete the sentence.
They ___ make new living things like themselves.
Which modal is commonly used to give advice?
should
What does don't have to mean?
A. ~해서는 안 된다
B. ~할 필요가 없다
B
Complete the formula.
must + _____ + p.p.
have
Complete the sentence.
I ________ be a shepherd.
used to
What form of the verb comes after can?
A. V-ing
B. base verb
C. past participle
B. base verb
Complete the sentence.
You ___ visit Gyeongbokgung.
should
What does "must not" mean?
A. It is not necessary.
B. It is prohibited.
B. It is prohibited.
What does must have + p.p. mean?
A. ~했음이 틀림없다
B. ~했어야 했다
C. ~할 필요가 없다
A
What does used to + V describe?
A. a present habit
B. a past habit or state
C. a future plan
B
Complete the sentence.
You ___ learn about Korean traditions there.
may
Complete the sentence.
Living things ___ have shelter.
must
Complete the original sentence.
Nonliving things ________ have food, water, or air to live.
don't have to
Complete the original sentence.
They ________ forgotten to send my supplies.
must have
Complete the original sentence.
I ________ being alone.
was used to
Find and correct the error.
You can to enjoy a great view of Seoul.
You can enjoy a great view of Seoul.
Correct the sentence.
You had better to bring some thick clothes.
You had better bring some thick clothes.
Choose the correct expression.
“You ________ come tomorrow. It's your day off.”
A. must not
B. don't have to
B. don't have to
What does this mean?
You should have said it earlier.
너는 그것을 더 일찍 말했어야 했다.
I am used to ________ alone.
A. be
B. being
C. been
B. being
Translate into English.
“코끼리와 같은 다른 생물들은 많은 공간이 필요할 수도 있다.”
Other living things, such as elephants, may need a lot of space.
Which sounds stronger as advice?
A. You should visit me.
B. You'd better visit me.
B. You'd better visit me.
Your teacher says:
“You must not use your phone during the test.”
Does this mean you don't have to use your phone?
NO!
must not = 하면 안 된다
don't have to = 할 필요가 없다
Complete the sentence.
The ground is wet. It ________ rainy last night.
must have been
Explain the difference:
① I used to be alone.
② I was used to being alone.
① 나는 예전에 혼자였다.
used to + V = 과거의 습관/상태
② 나는 혼자 있는 것에 익숙했다.
be used to + V-ing = ~하는 것에 익숙하다