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Mo Dals Profesor I

The document discusses teaching modal verbs and their meanings and uses. It provides examples of modal verbs expressing permission, necessity, obligation, possibility and advisability. It then asks readers to classify modal verbs according to their present, past and future meaning and finish sentences using modals to express degrees of possibility.

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Mo Dals Profesor I

The document discusses teaching modal verbs and their meanings and uses. It provides examples of modal verbs expressing permission, necessity, obligation, possibility and advisability. It then asks readers to classify modal verbs according to their present, past and future meaning and finish sentences using modals to express degrees of possibility.

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TEACHING MODAL VERBS

Star light, star bright


The first star I see tonight
I wish..,I wish I
Have the wish I wish tonight.
I.
Modal Meaning Examples
can
may
mst
need
shold
II. Name the modal verbs and the modal exress!ons
!ermission
"ecessity
#bligation
!ossibility
$dvisability
$bility
III" Exress #o$r o!nt o% v!e& on the modal verbs that sho& oss!b!l!t# and 'lass!%# them (a''ord!n) to the!r *resent+
*ast+ ,$t$re re%eren'e-
He can come today
He may come today
He might come today
He mst come today
He cold come tomorrow
He might come tomorrow
He may come tomorrow
He cold have come yesterday
He might have come yesterday
He mst have come yesterday
He mst come tomorrow
He will come tomorrow
".%. ,!n!sh $ the senten'es+ $s!n) &a#s to exress #o$r o!nt o% v!e& on the de)ree o% oss!b!l!t#.
I can hear some msic coming from that window. He
be at home.
Mar& told me Sarah was wor&ing late today, so she..
be home right now.
Harry doesn't answer the phone. He &at'h the
movies.
(ing) (ing) That.. be mom* she said she'd call me bac&
in a minte.
I . have left my &eys in the car or maybe at +ohn's.
Se is late for class. She have missed the bs.
She either dance or play tennis, as she does every
Monday.
That ,-,.. 'ost more that ./lei* it's an old movie)
Modals verbs : can, may, must, need, dare, will, would, should, ought to
Modal expressions: to be able, to succeed in, to manage to, to be allowed to, to have to, to be supposed to, etc.
I-. Express yor point of view on the following sentences 0modal verbs that show ability are sed12
The government succeeded in solving the most difficult political questions
The teacher was able to find a way to his pupils
She can play the guitar.
She managed to learn the alphabet, although she could not speak.
Choose a suitable modal verb or modal expression that shows ability
-. Ma.e $ senten'es &!th modal verbs that exress obl!)at!on on the %ollo&!n) to!'s/
3inema
Hosehold activities
,reams
4se the modal verbs that show necessity in describing the sitations from the proposed pictres
Modals verbs : can, may, must, need, dare, will, would, should, ought to
Modal expressions: to be able, to succeed in, to manage to, to be allowed to, to have to, to be supposed to, etc.

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