Sing and Learn: Modal Verbs!

Sing and Learn: Modal Verbs!

Level A1/A2

Group Members:

  • Jessica Camacho Calderón

  • Camila Lucio Anchaluisa

  • Sara Muñoz Tipantisa

  • José Palma Zamora

  • Karen Ríos Fernández

Group 9

Course:

8th Semester C-1

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Sing and Learn: Modal Verbs!

Level A1/A2

Group Members:

  • Jessica Camacho Calderón

  • Camila Lucio Anchaluisa

  • Sara Muñoz Tipantisa

  • José Palma Zamora

  • Karen Ríos Fernández

Group 9

Course:

8th Semester C-1

What do you already know about modal verbs?

Lesson Objective

Students will learn how to use the modal verbs “can”, “must”, and “should” to express ability, obligation, and advice through a song and interactive activities.

Introduction to Modal Verbs

Modal verbs are special verbs used to express ability, obligation, and advice. Common examples are can, must, and should..

Let's Listen to the Song!

Listen to this song about modal verbs. Can you hear "can", "must", and "should"?

New Words from the Song

Vocabulary

Learn new words 🎵

What is the meaning of.......?

  • Help- ayuda

  • Homework - tarea

  • Listen - escuchar

  • Learn - aprende

  • Can - puedo

  • Must - debo

  • Should - debería

  • Might - podría




Repeat:

  • Can → /kan/

  • Should → /shud/

  • Must → /mast/

  • Might → /mait/

  • Could → /kud/

Pronunciation Practice

Let's play Kahoot!

How are CALL, E-learning, Blended Learning related?

CALL (Computer-Assisted Language Learning)

  • The use of computers and technology for language learning

E-learning (Electronic Learning)

  • Learning via the internet and digital devices

Blended Learning

  • Combines in-person classes with online learning


How Did the Song Help You?

It is time to reflect and participate. Let's click in the link below to play:




Write down 3 things you learned in this lesson.

Write down 2 things you want to know more about.

Ask 1 question about something you haven't quite understood yet.