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Focus Grammar: Could, Can'T
Focus Grammar: Could, Can'T
Focus Grammar: Could, Can'T
WEB ADDRESS:
http://www.danheller.com/images/California/Marin/Headlands/Hikers/img8.html
http://www.viscom.ohiou.edu/ou/dennisonj3.html
http://www.pbase.com/kevintat/image/33807198
http://www.pbase.com/laurent_laveder/image/34182438
http://www.pbase.com/laurent_laveder/image/34316934
PART ONE
1. Go to the websites. Look at the photos, and write words that describe the picture. You will
use these words to describe the picture later.
(Remember: Just look at the site to get information for this exercise; do not give personal
information or credit card information anywhere in the website.)
Example:
Photo #1: field, hill, boots, high above the sea.
2. Choose three of the photos. Make as many assumptions as you can about each photo. Ask
yourself what might be happening and why. Write sentences about the photos. Use must,
have (got) to, may might, could, and can't.
Example:
Photo # 1
Assumptions:
The man must be resting.
He might be tired.
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Focus on Grammar, Third Edition, Level 3 Internet Activity Student Worksheet, Unit 37
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FOCUS ON GRAMMAR, Third Edition, Level 3
Internet Activity Student Worksheet
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Assumptions:
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PART TWO
1. Work with a partner. Choose one of the photographs and write a paragraph about what
might be happening. Use must, have (got) to, may might, could, can't.
Example:
This man could be tired after walking all morning. He might be taking a nap . . .
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2. Read your story to the rest of the class. What thoughts and feelings did these photographs
evoke in you?
Focus on Grammar, Third Edition, Level 3 Internet Activity Student Worksheet, Unit 37
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