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Lesson duration is: 30 min
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Modals
What are modals?
Hulpwerkwoorden
Slide 1 - Slide
Examples of modals?
Slide 2 - Mind map
Betekenis: (zou) kunnen, mogelijk zijn
Can = waarschijnlijk
Could = iets minder waarschijnlijk
May = nog minder waarschijnlijk
Might = bijna onwaarschijnlijk
Example
It can become very hot in Qatar.
Example
Don't use your phone while biking, you could have an accident.
Example
I may be late tomorrow, but I expect to be just in time.
Example
He might show up, but I think it's very unlikely.
Slide 3 - Slide
Betekenis: kunnen, vermogen/vaardigheid hebben
Can = het kan
Could = het zou kunnen (of verleden tijd van can)
To be able to = in staat zijn
Example
I can stand on one leg for three minutes.
Example
I could help you if you would let me.
Example
My cousin was sick, so she wasn't able to come to my party.
Slide 4 - Slide
Betekenis: toestemming hebben
Can (of could in de VT) = het mag
May = het mag, in formeler taalgebruik
To be allowed to = (expliciet) toestemming hebben
Example
Are we allowed to park here?
Example
I can stay until midnight, my dad said.
Example
May I ask you a question, sir?
Slide 5 - Slide
Betekenis: beleefde vraag stellen
Informele relatie: Formele relatie:
Can = mag ik? o May = zou ik mogen?
Could = beleefder dan can o Might = beleefder dan may Zou ik misschien mogen? Zou ik heel misschien...?
Example
Can I have some tea, please?<div>Could I have some tea, please?</div><div>May I have some tea, please?</div><div>Might I have some tea, please?</div>
Slide 6 - Slide
They .... help you with this problem for sure.
A
can
B
could
C
might
D
may
Slide 7 - Quiz
Excuse me sir, .... I ask you a question?
A
can
B
may
C
could
D
might
Slide 8 - Quiz
Sorry I ..... (not) cycle because I don't have a bike.
A
can't
B
am not able to
C
couldn't
D
am not allowed to
Slide 9 - Quiz
Can you speak up? I ..... hear you.
A
must
B
can't
C
shouldn't
D
can
Slide 10 - Quiz
have to / must / should
Have to = het is noodzakelijk
Must = het is noodzakelijk, in formele en dwingende taal
Must = het kan niet anders
Must = het is echt heel belangrijk
Should = je zou moeten, als in een advies
Example
<b>I have to go now, I have another meeting.</b>
Example
<b>You must leave the premises right away!</b>
Example
<b>You must be exhausted after that long swim.</b>
Example
<b>If you want things to change, you must speak up.</b>
Example
<b>You should drink more water.</b>
Slide 11 - Slide
You ........ smoke at all.
A
shouldn't
B
cannot
C
must
Slide 12 - Quiz
Have to, must or should? Students ....... be in class on time.
Slide 13 - Open question
Have to, must or should? You ....... remember to feed the dog.
Slide 14 - Open question
Have to, must or should? You look tired. You ....... go to bed.
Slide 15 - Open question
Have to, must or should? You ....... (not) come, we can manage.