The last modals

The last modals

I promise!

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Do you remember what are the modals? Explain with your own words what you remember.

Multiple Choice

What's an example of a modal of obligation?

• don't have to

• should

• need

• must

Multiple Select

Choose the modals of advice:

• should

• must not

• ought to

• could

Multiple Choice

Choose the modal of prohibition:

• have to

• must not

• will be able

• ought

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Write an example of a permission in the present:

The last modals

Write in your notebook!

Necessity

To talk about necessity we use need to in the present, or needed to in the past.

For example:

My parents told me we needed to move.

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Write an example with need to:

Not necesary

To talk about something that isn't necessary we use don't need to in the present, or didn't need to in the past.

For example:

I don't need to worry.

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Write an example with didn't need to:

Permission

To talk about permission we use allow (somebody) to or be allowed to.

For example:

My parents allowed me to choose the biggest room.

I was allowed to have a going away party.

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Write an example of something you're allowed to:

Let's practice!

Multiple Choice

I'm ... have a TV in my bedroom.

• not allowed to

• don't allow

Multiple Choice

You ... buy a ticket. It's a free concert.

• don't need

• don't need to

Multiple Choice

We ... take a sack lunch to school tomorrow. We're going on a trip.

• need to

• needed to

Multiple Choice

... have friends to stay over?

• Are you allowed to

• You allow

Multiple Choice

Tom's parent ... him to stay up late on weekdays.

• aren't allowed

• don't allow

Multiple Choice

The teacher told my sister she ... study harder.

• needed to

• don't need to

Excellent, we almost finish!

Just one last thing...

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What did we learn today?