Final Lesson

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Final English lesson

Modals

a verb (such as can, can't, could, shall, should, must, don't have to, etc) that is usually used with another verb to express ideas such as possibility, necessity, and permission

1. Which modal verbs mean: It is necessary to do this

1. must
2. can
3. have to
4. may

2. Which modal verbs mean: You are allowed to do this:

1. must
2. can
3. have to
4. may

3. Which modal verb means: it is not necessary to do this, but you can if you want to?

1. you don't have to
2. must
3. have to

4. Which modal verbs mean: you are NOT allowed to do this

1. can
2. can't
3. mustn't
4. don't have to

What's the difference?

Exercise 7 p. 63

Example:

1. I have to stand up when a teacher walks into the classroom.

Fast finishers:

Do the speaking exercise on p. 63 - exercise 8

Prefixes

1. Joshua experienced hard times and MISfortune in his early life.

wrong or bad

the opposite of something, not

2. It's a family where crime and DIShonesty are OK.

wrong or bad

the opposite of something, not

Exercise 8

Complete the text with the words in brackets and mis- or dis-. (p. 57)

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