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Modals of probability

Modals of probability

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Tec English 5

Modals of probability

September 21st

Must, may, might

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Look at the picture, and select the best option that completes the sentence.

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Multiple Choice

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The lights are off, so...

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my neighbours must be out.

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my neighbours can't be out.

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Multiple Choice

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The lights are on, so...

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my neightbours must be out. They went to eat out.

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my neighbours can't be out - they're in.

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Modals of probabilty

We use them to express how sure we are about facts in life.


-The exam must be very difficult! We checked a lot of information.


-Today it might rain, too. Yesterday it was very cold and rainy.


-1st semester can't be too difficult! The teachers are going to be very comprehensive.

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Must

(You are sure something is almost true)


  • The neighbors must be out. There aren’t any lights on in the house.

  • Your sister must have a lot of money if she drives a Porsche.

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Might / May (not)


(You think something is possibly true)

  • Tony’s phone is turned off. He might/may be on the plane now, or just boarding.

  • I’m surprised that Ted isn’t here. He may/might not know that the meeting is today.

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Can't

(You are sure something is impossible / not true)

*Be careful - we don't use it for permission or ability


  • Brandon can’t earn much money at his job. He’s still living with his parents.

  • That woman can’t be Jack’s wife. Jack’s wife has dark hair.

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Quiz time!

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Complete with must, might / may (not), or can’t.



  • A What does Pete’s new girlfriend do?

  • B I’m not sure, but she ______ be a model.

    She’s very pretty.

  • might / may

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Fill in the Blank

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Fill in the Blank

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Fill in the Blank

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Multiple Choice

Complete with must, might / may (not), or can’t.


A Did you know that Andy’s parents have split up?

B Poor Andy. He________feel very happy about that.

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can't

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must

3

may

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Multiple Choice

Complete with must, might / may (not), or can’t.


A Are your neighbors away? All the windows are closed.

B I’m not sure. I suppose they ____ be on vacation.

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must

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might

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can't

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Homework

  • Take a screenshot of the following picture

  • In your notebook, write ONLY the answers.

  • Tomorrow we will check the exercise.

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Be careful!

  • When we finish the lesson, please take a screenshot of your result.

  • Then, register it in the Google sheets document


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Modals of probability

September 21st

Must, may, might

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