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Imperative

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Imperative (Gebiedende Wijs)

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Quantifiers: P. 54 SB

every (elk)

each (beide)

either (of): It's either this or that

most  (meest)

some ( wat)

much ( uncoountable): Much milk, much sugar, much water

little ( a bit/hardlly any)

alittle ( some/ small quantity)

any (question &negative situation) : Is there any milk in the fridge?

                                                                            There isn't any money for food

In this lesson

2. I can distinguish fact from an opinion

3. Exercises

KEYS P. 53 WB

Page 52 Workbook

Ex,1 Crossword

Ex. 2 Complete the collocations

Ex. 4 Choose the correct word

Ex. 5

Page 54

Ex. 6 (use red words on P. 55 student's book)

Max. 5 min

MODAL VERBS

FACT VS. OPINION

I believe that...

I think....

In my opnion....

It seems to me..... I would say......

Using modal verbs in the past

may, might,could, can, should

Modal verbs in the past

may, might, could have + past participle

1. She didn't phone. She might not have known my number.
2. She may/might have gone hours ago
3. You couldn't/can't have seen  him in town.  He lives abroad now.
4. You shouldn't have used all the credit on your phone

Exercises

Ex. 6 (P. 56 SB)

Ex. 1& 2 (P. 55 WB)