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CABACUNGAN, JOJO
GALLARDO
CAPULONG, EARL GIAN ALBERT
FAJARDO
COMIA, JAN POL JAVEN,
MENDOZA
DE JESUS, CLYDE SEJAS
DEL MUNDO, OLIVER CASTRO
LIRA, JANMARK BAJADO
MANANSALA, RANKIEL,
BAUTISTA
RAQUEL, JUSTINE LOUIE
DAYAG
REYES, JHANUELL MANGUBAT
SAMPANG, SEAN ANTHONY DE
FEMALE
ADRADOS, CHESKA JAIME
BANZON, MIKAELA ENRIQUEZ
COCOSA, LIAN CLHOE
LAQUINDANUM
DINGAL, GEVERLYN, GOPIO
JAIME, CHARIZZ MAE
Laureta, Janessa Quian
LOPEZ, KEIZZY MERIELLE
SAMANIEGO
MALONZO, ATHEA KRISTEN
MONTEMAYOR
MONTANEZ, ELAINE JOIE
NAVARRO
MORALES, JEDEDIAH REIGN
SIOCO
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review modals and its function
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express permission, obligation and prohibition using
2. modals
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 OBLIGATION
Aside from permission, we also use modal verbs in expressing
obligation. We use the modals must in expressing firm obligation
or necessity while should is used in expressing moral obligation.
Examples:
1. Power Generation Facility office must heighten its security
system to avoid any threat or danger.
2. As an eldest, she should accompany her siblings all the time for
them not to get lost.
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We can also use “have to” to talk about rules and regulations. The authority for the
obligation doesn’t come from the person who is speaking.

• “In the Philippines, you have to pay tax.”

• “We have to check everyone’s ID.”

“Have to” is a normal verb. Use “do” or “does” to make a question, and “don’t” or
“doesn’t” to make a negative.

• “Do you have to vote in an election?”

• “He doesn’t have to wear a uniform to school.”
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 PROHIBITION
In our daily living if there are permission we need to allow and obligation we
need to perform, there are also instances that the action is not allowed or
prohibited to be done. This is where we can use the modal verbs of
prohibition.
To write the modal verb of prohibition, simply add ‘not’ to the other modal
verbs.
Example:
• can + not = cannot
• could + not = could not
• may + not = may not
• should + not = should not
• must + not = must not
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