Hi everyone,
How are you? I hope that you and your loved ones are keeping well and positive!
For those who have had time to study, here are the answers to the activities from last week:
Student’s book page 141 Modal verbs.
Activity 8:
- I may or might borrow that DVD from Jo (both are correct)
- You must remember to wear…..
- I can’t go out next Friday….
- We had to use the back door….
- The singer has to fly home early….
- The theatre might or may have more information….(both are correct)
- I can play the drums.
Next, we’ll go back to pages 50 and 51 in the Student’s book.
Starting with activity 3.
Here are the verbs which should be underlined:
- CAN
- MAY
- MUST
- HAD TO
- COULD
- HAVE TO
- MIGHT
Activity 4, matching definitions to verbs:
- Obligation in the present: have to and must.
- Obligation in the past: had to.
- Possibility: may and might.
- Ability in the present: can.
- Ability in the past: could.
Activity 5, grammar notes and examples: Please send me this on a word document.
Activity 6, choose the correct word:
- Can’t
- Had to
- Couldn’t
- Could
- Can
- Must
- May
- Have to
Activity 8, choose the word to complete the text:
- B (can)
- B (since)
- C (watching)
- A (some)
- B (but)
- A (every)
- C (couldn’t)
- C (best)
I hope that you have made use of the links which we sent you last week.
Here are some more for this week…
‘Have to’ pronunciation
‘Can’ pronunciation
HOMEWORK:
Use the reading activity number 8 on page 51 of the student’s book to write a review about a film. Please use the key speaking vocabulary on page 50 and the modal verbs we have studied. Send it to me on a word document at: sumaddonline2@gmail.com.
Workbook page 19, Grammar 2 and 3.
Remember, listening (and singing along ) to music is good for many skills, so dance to your favourite tunes!
Looking forward to seeing you all soon,
Regards,
Siobhàn