Recap Modals of deduction

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 3

Today's objectives 

• Recap on modals of deduction 
• Indirect questions  - by the end of the lesson you will be able to make them in the present and past tense. 

Sarah goes camping every weekend. She __________ really love the outdoors.

1. must
2. might
3. can't

You __________ be right but I am not sure.

1. must
2. might
3. can't
4. could

I __________ not make it to football practice tonight as my Gran is coming to visit.

1. must
2. might
3. can't

That _________ be Donna's book as I saw her carry one out of the room.

1. must
2. might
3. can't
4. could

He's working full-time and studying for his final exams. That _______ be easy!

1. must
2. might
3. can't
4. could

Jane ____________ been delighted to get a promotion.

1. must
2. can't have
3. might have
4. must have

He ___________ committed the crime, as he had both the motive and the opportunity.

1. can't have
2. might have
3. could have
4. might not have

Lucy __________ gone to the lesson, but we aren't sure.

1. must have
2. might have
3. can't have
4. could have

I think they __________ got lost, otherwise they would be here by now!

1. must
2. must have
3. can't have
4. might not have

Direct questions vs. Indirect questions

• What is her name?
• Do you know what her name is?
• Where can I sit?
• Can you tell me where I can sit?
  
• When does the film start? 
• Could you tell me when the film starts? 

What are the two differences between a direct and an indirect question?

For the next 10 mins

SB Ex. 5 a, b, c & d p.76

WB Ex. 3 a, b p.61

Finish rewriting this indirect question:
How old is Joey? Could you tell me....

Finish rewriting this indirect question:
Where are the toilets? Do you know......

Listening 

SB Ex. 5 e & f 

Indirect questions in the past

Where did they cycle to? 

Do you know where they cycled to?

When did they arrive? 

Could you tell me when they arrived?

Continue with SB Ex. 5 h p. 76 & WB Ex.3 c & d p.62 

Finished? Get it right p.120 SB

Phrasal verbs

SB. Ex.7 p.77 

Phrasal verbs (SB p. 116) 

Verbs that consist of a verb + another element (usually an adverb).

(Een phrasal verb is een vaste combinatie van een werkwoord en een voorzetsel, een werkwoord en een bijwoord of een werkwoord met een voorzetsel en een bijwoord.)

> You should really give up smoking; it's very bad for you!

> If you ever come to Amsterdam, look me up.

Sometimes they make perfect sense, sometimes they seem totally random...

> Cut it out!

"When you come to London, we can put you up at our house."

to put someone up = ......

1. to investigate
2. to give someone a place to stay
3. to make someone unhappy
4. to talk about

My missing book finally turned up!

to turn up =......

1. to leave
2. to appear
3. to break down
4. to give something up

Continue with...

WB Ex. 4 a, b, c & d p. 62