U2 - Modals

U2 - Modals

Modals permission, prohibition, obligation, necessity

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U2 - Modals

Modals permission, prohibition, obligation, necessity

Give some example sentences in which you ask PERMISSION for something.

PERMISSION

= toestemming


CAN
BE ALLOWED TO


Write some example sentences in which you PROHIBIT something.

PROHIBITION

= verbod


CANNOT/CAN'T
MUSTN'T

You ... go to the bathroom now.

You ... drink and drive.

CANNOT

MUSTN'T

Write some example sentences in which you express OBLIGATION.

OBLIGATION

= verplichting


HAVE TO
NEED TO
MUST

Write some example sentences in which you express something is NOT NECESSARY.

NOT NECESSARY

DON'T HAVE TO
DON'T NEED TO
MUSTN'T

EXERCISES


You ___ leave now, but staying is fine as well.

You ___ bring a jacket to practise, the trainer will have one.

You ___ catch the ball in your hands in football if you are not a goalkeeper.

MUSTN'T

CAN

NEEDN'T

You _ use the elevator when there's a fire.

You _ leave everything behind in class in case of a fire.

You _ look for a fire extinguisher once the fire department has arrived.

MUSTN'T

NEEDN'T

NEED TO

You _ use your feet, chest or head to touch the ball in soccer.

You _ kick your opponent.

A penalty _ be taken from a spot 11 meters in front of the centre of the goal.

CAN

NEEDS TO

CANNOT

Come up with examples of PROHIBTION in sports

You _ bring a flag when going to a football game.

A

have to

B

needn't

C

mustn't

D

need to

You _ get the ball through the hoop to score in basketball.

A

must

B

are allowed to

C

can

D

needn't

You _ serve the ball a second time in tennis in case the first serve was unsuccessful.

A

cannot

B

mustn't

C

needn't

D

can