CAN, COULD, BE ABLE TO MODAL VERBS: CAN, COULD, BE ABLE TO present: * We can see the lake from our bedroom window. * Can I borrow your laptop? * Could.

Ability Logical conclusion Necessity Obligation Permission Possibility Prohibition Requests Advice.
MODALS W HICH ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MODALS AND VERBS ? VERBSMODALS Singular / Plural-S / -ES / -IES (He plays, We play) NO variation (He must, We.
It's great to be a teenager. It's fearful to be a teenager. Being a teenager is romantic. It's fun to be a teenager. It's not easy to be young.
Sport and my free time 1.The advantages of sport 2.Sport in my life 3.Sport in my school 4.Sport in our country 5.My attitude to sport.
We use must: To express obligation, necessity and duty. You must wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle.( You have to wear a helmet.) To express that.
It is an argument, collision of people. The reasons of conflicts : People want different things; They have different ideas and their values are different;
After a car accident one man found himself in hospital. He was unconscious for several days. Being delirious he saw God. And he said...
I Love School. Do You? Some people like school, others do not. But people of different ages always have something to say about school. Write five things.
A CLASS AGREEMENT OF "THE RULES OF BEHAVIOUR". I study at school 55. I suggest the following a set of rules of behaviour for my school.
Friends forever. Friendship means to trust each other, keep secrets, get together. Friendship means to trust each other, keep secrets, get together.
Its a nice day, ? Complete each sentence with a question tag. isnt it.
Modal verbs Should + base form Should do, should watch + - Shouldn`t + base form Shouldn`t do, shouldn`t watch Should + S + base form Should I do…? ?
MODAL VERBS Zhukenova Ainur, KA-31. Can/ Be able to / Cant CAN CAN Different uses: Different uses: Abilities or capacities (to know or to be able to).
MODAL VERBS. Can/ Be able to / Cant CAN CAN Different uses: Different uses: Abilities or capacities (to know or to be able to). Abilities or capacities.
If you are ready for the lesson, let's start. What kinds of schools do you know? Public school State school Boarding school All – boys school All – girls.
Tag-questions I know/dont know tag-questions, dont/do I?
Reach Wood Bob Ben Grass Form Bright Wool Need Teach Good Job Pen Class Uniform Write School Read.
Peer pressure. Aim: to provide practice in making up dialogues and speaking on the topic Peer pressure. Objective: by the end of the lesson the students.
Can/could May/might Must/[had to] Ought to Shall/should Will/would.