This document provides examples of modal verbs and their meanings. It gives sentences with modal verbs and choices to determine the correct meaning. The modal verbs discussed include may, have to, mustn't, should, and might. It then provides a partial sentence for giving health advice using modal verbs and asks the reader to complete it. Finally, it gives scenarios and asks the reader to provide advice for each using modal verbs.
This document provides examples of modal verbs and their meanings. It gives sentences with modal verbs and choices to determine the correct meaning. The modal verbs discussed include may, have to, mustn't, should, and might. It then provides a partial sentence for giving health advice using modal verbs and asks the reader to complete it. Finally, it gives scenarios and asks the reader to provide advice for each using modal verbs.
This document provides examples of modal verbs and their meanings. It gives sentences with modal verbs and choices to determine the correct meaning. The modal verbs discussed include may, have to, mustn't, should, and might. It then provides a partial sentence for giving health advice using modal verbs and asks the reader to complete it. Finally, it gives scenarios and asks the reader to provide advice for each using modal verbs.
This document provides examples of modal verbs and their meanings. It gives sentences with modal verbs and choices to determine the correct meaning. The modal verbs discussed include may, have to, mustn't, should, and might. It then provides a partial sentence for giving health advice using modal verbs and asks the reader to complete it. Finally, it gives scenarios and asks the reader to provide advice for each using modal verbs.
i. Choose the best meaning of each modal/ semimodal verb:
1. My sister may call you later: a) My sister will perhaps call you b) My sister is able to call you 2. We don’t have to go to school on Saturday: a) It is prohibited that we go to school on Saturday b) We needn’t go to school on Saturday 3. We mustn’t smoke in a public building: a) It is forbidden to smoke in a public building b) b) It’s not necessary that we smoke in a public building 4. You should talk to an adult you trust about your problems a) If I were you, I would talk to an adult I trusted b) You must talk to an adult you trust 5. I might stay at home this afternoon: a) I will certainly stay at home this afternoon b) There’s a possibility that I will stay at home
Complete with your own ideas:
In order to be healthy…: You can ____________________ You should _______________________ You shouldn’t _______________________ You might _______________________ You mustn’t ____________________ You don’t have to ______________________ You could ____________________
iii. Give advice with the expressions from the box. Use you, he, she, we, they should or shouldn’t:
take medicine / take up swimming / worry about it
eat so much sweets / do little jobs or go babysitting /ask your teacher to explain it again / study harder / watch too much television / practise a lot / get up earlier
1. We are often late for school.
_____________________ 2. My friends laugh at me because I don’t have expensive clothes. ____________________ 3. My mother has got a terrible headache. _______________________ 4. I don’t understand how to give advice in English. ______________________ 5. My brother gets very bad marks at school. _____________________ 6. We’re going to write a Maths test tomorrow. _____________________ 7. My sister can’t swim and she wants to go to Greece next summer. _____________________ 8. I always feel tired. ____________________ 9. My friends love eating and they’re very fat. ____________________ 10. I want to buy some new clothes but I haven’t got any money. _________________________