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See you at 11.
Al
Good morning, everyone.
Today’s agenda:
1. Review modals
2. Read “Malala”
3. Homework for tomorrow- Quiz on modals tomorrow
We’ll get started at 11.
Al
One-word modals
can
could
may
might
must
should
will
would
Subject + modal + infinitive –“to”
Michelle + should + to practice + piano everyday.
Michelle should practice piano everyday.
will - Joan will go to the Superstore after class is finished.
Joan will going to the Superstore after class is finished. XXX
Joan will to go to the Superstore after class is finished. XXX
Joan will went to the Superstore after class is finished. XXX
Joan will sing a song. Joan will drive her car. Joan will bake some cookies. Joan will study science.
shall – very unusual, not commonly used, Forget it! Not important. “I shall pick you up at the airport.” VERY UNUSUAL
Very polite invitation to leave, or to eat, or to do something: “Shall we?” “Shall we eat?”
“Let’s take a ten-minute break, shall we?” sounds very polite
would – “I would like to visit you in Seattle.”
“I would like to go for a walk.”
“The kids would like to play basketball together.”
“Would you help me, please?”
should – “We should leave soon.”
“Clara should go to bed earlier.”
Please try some on your own and write them in the Chat box.
1. Lily must go to the bank today.
2. I will bake delicious glazed donuts.
3. Can I open the door?
4. Can you give me your pen?
5. I will send you an email tomorrow.
6. My sister should go with me to the church.
7. You should try this restaurant; it is awesome.
8. We will go to the theater when we are bored.
9. You must not smoke in the hospital.
10. Can you come here, please?
11. I will ride my bike when I go to my grandparents’ house tomorrow.
12. Can I have a new car?
13. My friend would like to go for a walk with me.
14. Could I talk with you tomorrow?
15. She might do the sentence.
16. Would you like to try this restaurant?
17. You should not smoke.
18. I will sleep with my sister.
19. It may rain tomorrow.
20. You must be careful with the games.
21. I should always play with my brother.
22. You should take a pill if you have a headache.
23. May I help you ?
24. Would you take the garbage out, please?
Two-word modals
had better – should
“You should quit smoking.” “You had better quit smoking.”
have to – must
“Sarah must take her medication every day.”
“Sarah has to take her medication every day.”
“Does Sarah have to take her medication everyday?”
ought to – should
“ought to” New Word of the Day. Try it! See if you like it!
“We should eat more fresh vegetables.”
“We ought to eat more fresh vegetables.”
“Should we eat more fresh vegetables”
used to – habitual action in the past, not now
“Jun used to do yoga, but she is too busy now.”
“I used to live in Nova Scotia, but now I live in BC.”
I used to smoke before.
Quiz tomorrow – one-word modals
1. may school
2. will education
3. might
4.
5.
6.
Vocabulary will come from “Malala”.
Review these words. I will choose six of them for the quiz.
1. brave
2. politician
3. speech
4. blog
5. board
6. shoot
7. survive
8. attack
9. hospital
10. safe
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