07-10 : Theme 2 : J

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 3

TODAY

- Candy Test

- Homework

- Theme 2 : Grammar

CANDY TEST

1. verplicht

2. buitenwijk

3. garderobe

4. bouncer

5. bank holiday

6. savoury

CANDY TEST KEYS

1. obliged

2. suburb

3. cloakroom

4. uitsmijter

5. feestdag

6. hartig

HOMEWORK

Ex. 12-13-14 p. 34-35

J. Grammar

GRAMMAR : Modals p. 29

should
have to

must

ought to

should

I shouldn't have eaten that lego block!

SHOULD =  advice to someone else or yourself.

• something you should do
• or shouldn't have done

HAVE TO

You have to wear a seatbelt.

HAVE TO =something that is required (by law)

Often told to you by someone with authority (parent/teacher/policeman/boss)

DON'T HAVE TO

You don't have to wear a tie.

This is not a formal party.
It means you CAN wear a tie but you don't really have to

MUST

You must not step on a landmine!
It's really important that you DON'T do this.
You don't have to step on a landmine. incorrect. It means you are not obliged to do it

DIDN'T HAVE TO

You didn't have to wait for me so long.
In PAST TENSE use have to (NOT MUST)

Ladies are kindly asked to note the following:
• Midriffs must be covered.

Gentlemen: it it is a requirement to wear either black or grey
morning dress which must include:
• A waistcoat and tie (no cravats)
• A black or grey top hat
• Black shoes

Ought to

Hoe ?

ought to + hele werkwoord

Wanneer?

Jezelf of anderen advies geven

vertellen dat iets gedaan zou moeten worden

vragen naar eigen verplichting.

Je vertaalt dit vaak als: "behoren/horen"

Nothing. This ... be nothing to a love like what
we got.

1. should
2. must
3. has to
4. have to

But sorry paps you'll just ... wait

bruno mars

1. should
2. must
3. has to
4. have to

... I stay or ... I go?

1. should
2. must
3. has to
4. have to

If you like it then you ... ... put a ring on it.

beyonce

1. must have
2. should have
3. mustn't have
4. shouldn't have

There ... ... an angel playing with your heart

eurythmics

1. could be
2. should be
3. has to be
4. must be

I ... ... ... you flowers and held your hand?
... ... given you all my hours when I
had the chance.

1. should have bought/ must have
2. could have bought /should have
3. should have bought/ should have
4. must buy / should have

... have known better than to cheat a friend

1. could
2. shouldn't
3. should
4. couldn't

How long... ... wait for it? yeah...

1. could you
2. must you
3. should you
4. do you have to

J. Grammar

Ex. 26-27 p. 40-41 AB

Finished ?

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