Unit 2 Vocabulary
"Try to take care of a difficult problem" in other words:
A: Solve it.
B: Identify it.
C: Deal with it.
C: Deal with it.
Past modals that means there was no obligation to do the action:
a. didn't have to
b. should have
c. had to
a. didn't have to
Modal that describes strong obligation in the past. (There was no choice)
a. was/were supposed to
b. had to
c. needed to
b. had to
"I had to water my neighbor's plants"
Modals express:
1. d______ __ c_________
2. o__________
3. a_________
4. o________
1. degrees of certainty
2. obligation
3. advice
4. opinion
Which of the following is not a way to express certainty?
1. Be sure
2. Know for a fact
3. Assume
4. Be positive
3. Assume
That was a secret! You weren't supposed to tell anyone!
It means ....
a. you didn't tell anyone.
b. you told someone.
b. you told someone.
Modal that suggests an action was necessary but there was choice about doing it or not.
Needed.
Modals that express different degrees of certainty:
must
might
could
can
may
To a______ problems when fixing something, you better follow the manual.
To avoid problems when fixing something, you better follow the manual.
She should have _____ (see) the movie.
She should have seen the movie.
-_______ suggests an EXPECTATION that the action was required/ prohibited.
-_______ suggests the action was ADVISABLE, but was not done.
Was/Were supposed to suggests an EXPECTATION that the action was required/ prohibited.
Should have suggests the action was ADVISABLE, but was not done.
Modals that express obligation, advice or opinions:
must
should
have to
had better
have got to
When you have an idea that is based on feeling and for which there is no proof. You say _______.
Have a hunch
A: I had to ask Natalie twice to turn down the TV.
B: She might not have/ must have heard you the first time.
B: She might not have heard you the first time.
was/were supposed to, had to, didn't have to, needed to, are followed by ____________.
While, should have is followed by ___________.
was/were supposed to, had to, didn't have to, needed to, are followed by the base form of the verb.
While, should have is followed by a past participle verb.
Modals in the present tense are followed by ___________.
Give an example using "should".
Modals in the present tense are followed by the base form of the verb.
You should visit the doctor before taking medicine.
"Her car is always making strange noises, but she never does anything about it."
She's __________ ___ _______.
She's ignoring the problem.
Have you see Steven this morning? He's late for the test.
No, I haven't. He ______ (meet) me for breakfast, but he didn't show up.
Have you see Steven this morning? He's late for the test.
No, I haven't. He was supposed to meet / should have met me for breakfast, but he didn't show up.
Modal used to state that there was no obligation to do the action, and mention an example using it.
Didn't have to
"I didn't have to turn on the camera when we had online classes"
What should be the structure of a sentence when we talk about a past tense?
Give an example using it.
Modal + (not) + have + past participle.
"You must have caught a cold"