Modal Verbs

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• Middelbare school
• havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 2

Today's class!

1. Reading Holes
2. Homework (PC & PS ór Stories)
3. Chapter 2
4. Modals
5. What happened and advice

Story

Sark

Yngwie

Jasmijn

Isa

Kiki

Firdaouss

Stijn x2

Paul

PC & PS Worksheet

1. Rosamarijn
2. Thomas
3. Olivier
4. Indy
5. Joris

Chapter 2 Learning Objectives

• Modals
• Present Perfect
• Giving advice
• Talk about how you feel
• Use words related to injuries/health 

Lesson Objectives

I can explain the differences between different modal verbs

I can use modal verbs to ask questions and give suggestions

Modal Verbs

Modals in songs

Listen to the songs in the next video. 

Make a note of the modal verbs you hear. 

How many do you hear? 

Indicate ALL of the modals you hear!

Answer in the slide after the songs.

What words do you think are modals?

RULES!

* You can't conjugate modals

* Always followed by infinitive verb

* Add NOT to say the opposite or make the negative

117!

CAN :  expresses ABILITY or POSSIBILITY. 

              asking for PERMISSION, a request

COULD:     making A SUGGESTION, an ABILITY

                     asking for PERMISSION, a request

CAN & COULD 

I ___ swim very well.

1. can
2. might
3. be able to
4. need to

He ___ do that yesterday.

1. should
2. can
3. canned
4. could

___ she come to our party tonight?

1. could
2. can
3. are able to
4. have to

MUST :          NECESSITY, OBLIGATION                  (me), PROHIBITION

HAVE TO:     OBLIGATION (someone else)

SHOULD:     ADVICE, RECOMMEND SOMETHING., PREDICTION

'NOT' > opposite meaning

MUST - HAVE TO - SHOULD

I think you ___ study a lot for tests.

1. should
2. have to

You ___ do your homework or you'll get a punishment.

1. can
2. have to
3. should

There are plenty of tomatoes in the fridge, you.... buy any.

1. have to
2. should not
3. don't have to

Doctor & Patient

Stone 5 98

Stone 6 112

Doctor

• Ask questions using modals to figure out the injury.
• Give suggestions using modals to ease

"Could you...."

"You should...."

Patient

• Make up a story of how your injury occurred
• Use past simple & past continuous!
  
  
  "I was walking when I broke my foot"

Doctor

• Ask questions using modals to figure out the injury.
• Give suggestions using modals to ease

"Could you...."

"You should...."

Patient

• Make up a story of how your injury occurred
• Use past simple & past continuous!
  
  
  "I was walking when I broke my foot"

I think I understand how to use
modal verbs.

1. Strongly agree.
2. Agree.
3. Disagree.
4. Strongly disagree.

Ex. 1 - How good are you now?

Choose between:

must (not)

should

    do not have to / does not have to

* Only type the modals

* Do not use contracted forms!

I __ visit my friend. It's her birthday.

Sam __ wear a uniform at school.

You __ go to the supermarket. I'll do it.

You __ put on sunscreen when the sun is shining.