English class 12 - 12 - 2023

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• Middelbare school
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• Leerjaar 1

English Class

12 - 12 - 2023

Planning

Attendance

Recap

Lesson goals

Can, could, should and have to

Practice

Lesson goals

Lesson goals

At the end of class you will know

- How to use can, could, should and have to

- When to use can, could, should and have to

Recap: What did we discuss last week?

Preview

I can speak Spanish fluently after living in Spain for a year.

Could you pass me the salt, please? I can't reach it from here.

You should visit the museum while you're in town; it's a fascinating experience.

I have to submit the report by Friday, so I need to work on it every day this week.

Preview

Can: I can speak Spanish fluently after living in Spain for a year.

Could: Could you pass me the salt, please? I can't reach it from here.

Should: You should visit the museum while you're in town; it's a fascinating experience.

Have to: I have to finish the report by Friday, so I need to work on it every day this week.

Can

Can means ...

Can

Can means kunnen 

You use can to talk about:

- what people, animals and things can do

- permission (toestemming)

Could

Could means ...

Could

Could means zou kunnen

You use could to talk about:

- what people, animals and things could do in the past

- permissions in the past

- what is possible 

Should

You use should to talk about advice 

Have to

Have to means ... 

Have to

Have to means moet

You use have to to talk about obligations (verplichtingen); there 

is no choice

You can use not with have to to say there is no obligations (geen verplichting); there is a choice

Rule

You do not add -s after can, could and should after he, she or it

After can, could and should, you use the verb without to

He can walk to school

She should call the police

Practice

What? 52, 53, 54AB OR the handout

How? Alone or in pairs and stay seated 

Help? Raise your hands if you have a question

Time? 10 - 15 minutes

Result? Better understanding of the grammar

Done? Raise your hands so I can check you answers

Lesson goals

You now know

- How to use can, could, should and have to

- When to use can, could, should and have to