
W11 | Modal Verbs
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Poll
Which one sounds strict?
You must wear your s
You can wear your se
You might wear your
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Poll
Which one sounds optional?
You must wear your s
You can wear your se
You might wear your
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Open Ended
Name one thing you couldn’t do last year but can do now
(e.g.: I couldn't cook Maggi last year, but not I can!)
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Open Ended
Name one thing you might do immediately after the last paper on the final exam
(e.g.: take off my shirt and shout "DARN YOU MR SAFWAN!!!")
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Video Response
Should students be allowed to bring smartphones to school? Why?
Record a 20-second video responding to the question, using appropriate modal verbs!

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Audio Response
Share the kind of teacher you think you will be during your first practicum.

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Multiple Choice
Which sentence shows ability?
She must finish her assignment.
He can swim across the lake.
You should wear a mask.
They might arrive late.
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Multiple Choice
The modal may is mainly used to express permission or polite requests.
False
True
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Match
Match the modal to its most common function.
can
must
may
might
ability
obligation
permission
possibility
ability
obligation
permission
possibility
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Fill in the Blanks
I
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Multiple Choice
Which modal expresses strong obligation?
must
should
might
would
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Reorder
Arrange these modals from strongest to weakest certainty:
might, will, could, must
will
could
might
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Multiple Choice
Choose the sentence that shows advice, not obligation.
You must hand in your portfolio today.
You have to attend the meeting.
You should get more sleep before class.
You will submit by Friday.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the incorrect sentence.
She can to drive now.
He may come later.
We must leave early.
They should prepare well.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the incorrect sentence.
She can to drive now.
He may come later.
We must leave early.
They should prepare well.
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Multiple Choice
Lecturer: “You must cite your sources.”
Student: “Should I use APA or MLA?”
Which best describes the difference between must and should here?
Must = advice; Should = certainty.
Must = request; Should = command.
Must = rule; Should = choice.
Both mean the same.
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