Test review 1st test week

Test week review
Unit 5: first and second conditionals
Modals of obligation, prohibition, and permission
Unit 8: third conditionals
Speculating about the past
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Test week review
Unit 5: first and second conditionals
Modals of obligation, prohibition, and permission
Unit 8: third conditionals
Speculating about the past

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Conditionals

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Conditionals

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Unit 8B- p96
Main clause
Result clause
Verbs
if I put ice in the sun
it melts
present simple + present simple
if I eat cake
I will get sick
present simple + will
if I studied
I would pass the test
past simple + would
if I had studied
I would have passed the test
past perfect + would present perfect

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Unit 5 
Modals of obligation, prohibition, and permission

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Kunnen: can/can't
Om te zeggen dat iets kan in het Engels gebruik je can.
Om te zeggen dat iets niet kan gebruik je can't.

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Grammar: must/have to
must


mustn't
persoonlijke noodzaak
kan niet anders

niet moeten/mogen
have to

don't/doesn't have
verplicht (vanuit ander)

hoeft niet 

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Should/must/have to
Wanneer?
Hoe?
Voorbeeld
should
een mening
should + hele ww
I should clean my room.
must
een (wettelijke) verplichting
must + hele ww
I must wear a seatbelt in the car.
have to
- in combinatie 
  met may, will,  
  would

- overig
- may/will/would
   have/has to +  
   hele ww

- have/has to
  hele ww
- My brother may have to use my car today.

- You have to 
  clean your room.

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Unit 8
Speculating about the past

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6.3 Speculating about the past
We use the words could have / might have, must have, can´t have to speculate about the past.
They are always followed by a past participle (3rd form).

Where is my phone? I must have left it somewhere. I can´t have left it at school -- I didn´t take it there. My sister might have picked it up.

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Speculating about the past.
Modal + have + past participle (3rd verb from).

He must have missed his train.
John could have seen her.
Sarah might have gone on ahead.
He may have eaten the cake.
Florence should have been here.
I would have done that differently.

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Speculating about the
 past


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