Grammar 3: Modals

Grammar 3: Modals
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Grammar 3: Modals

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TO DO list for today


  • Toets: Listening
  • checking: ex. 28
  • Grammar: modals
  • Exercises 29 -30-31-32-33
  • (writing?)
  • Describe the picture: guess the location

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What do you notice?
1. I can speak English
2. I should speak English
3. I must speak English

Slide 3 - Open question

Modals: What are they? 
Modals = hulpwerkwoorden

1. I can speak English
2. I should speak English
3. I must speak English

Those words cannot stand alone.
They help define the meaning of an action.

Slide 4 - Slide

so...
modal verbs are used to help express:
  • obligation
  • permission
  • ability
  • possibility
  • advice

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Ability
  • Can and could
In this case, could is the past time of can.

I can speak 2 languages.
He could speak 2 languages when he was 7.

Slide 6 - Slide

When I was younger, I ____ do a split
A
can
B
could

Slide 7 - Quiz

Permission
Can, could, may

Can I sit in that chair, please?       
> informal
Could I open the window?             
> polite     
May I borrow your dictionary?     
> formal      

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POV: You are having dinner with the queen.
Je wil het zout graag hebben.
A
May I have the salt please ?
B
Can you give me the salt?

Slide 9 - Quiz

Advice
should

You should water your plant.
You should go to the dentist.

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Make a sentence using the word "should"

Slide 11 - Open question

Obligation
Must, have to

I must memorize all tenses.
You have to pay taxes. 

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Write down a rule you have to follow at school or home, using "must" or "have to"

Slide 13 - Open question

Possibility 
Might, may, could, can

It might be very expensive
He may be coming to see us tomorrow
Can/could it be true? 



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will - would - shall
Will:  future, promise
I will do that tomorrow
would: polite question, preference,
Would you help me with this?
I would like a cup of tea
shall: offer, confirmation, promise
I shall meet you there.
shall I help with that? 

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Let's end this chapter!

Go to page 185
do exercises 29, 30, 31, 32

Remember: sometimes, multiple answers are correct. 

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Write a personal letter about...

  • Halloween
  • flower power 
  • science fiction
  • The army/Bootcamp 

Page 322, assignment 7

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Describe the picture

One person describes one of the pictures on your paper. Dont mention the word under the picture!

The other person has to guess where the picture is, or what it is about. 


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