
Modal The Way!
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10th Grade
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Hard
MUHAMMAD NOORAN
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by MR. NASRI
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In the next few slides you will be shown images of signs you see everyday!
Pick the most appropriate modal verb which best conveys the intended meaning of the signs.
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Multiple Choice
You _____ eat in this place.
do not have to
should
can
must not
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Multiple Choice
Only women _____ enter.
do not have to
should not
may
must not
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Multiple Choice
There is WiFi you _____ use.
might
must
have to
should not
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Multiple Choice
Drivers _____ stop.
should
must not
has to
must
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Multiple Choice
You _____ stand or walk close to other people.
has to
should not
should
have to
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Using modals would affect the meaning of the sentence.
Let's refresh our memory of the 4 ways in which modals may be used!
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1) Use to make a request
May I have a cup of water?
Can I be excused from the CCA session?
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2) To express politeness
I would like to have another slice of cake please.
Could you carry this for me?
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3) To indicate ability/ certainty/ possibility
Weiqiang can swim.
(Weiqiang is able to swim.)
"Irene should be studying now," says Mrs Lim.
(Mrs Lim is certain that Irene is studying now.)
Fariz might be home at this time.
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4) To indicate permission/ obligation/ necessity
Devi may go to the movies.
(Devi is allowed to go to the movies.)
"Adam should be practising his dance routine now," says Mdm Leong.
(Mdm Leong insists that Adam be practising his dance routine now.)
I must study this afternoon.
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In the next few slides, select how the modals have been used to convey the intended meaning.
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Multiple Choice
Would you like to sit here?
To make a request
To express politeness
To indicate ability/ certainty/ possibility
To indicate permission/ obligation/ necessity
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Multiple Choice
May I borrow your bag?
To make a request
To express politeness
To indicate ability/ certainty/ possibility
To indicate permission/ obligation/ necessity
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Multiple Choice
Ain can speak Arabic fluently.
To make a request
To express politeness
To indicate ability/ certainty/ possibility
To indicate permission/ obligation/ necessity
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Multiple Choice
John must not be late for the meeting with the Principal!
To make a request
To express politeness
To indicate ability/ certainty/ possibility
To indicate permission/ obligation/ necessity
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You are now travel agents task to promote a new travel package to eager tourists to Singapore.
Choose 3 out of the 8 attractions available and write a 100-word itinerary to promote the new package.
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Then, audio record your group reading your script, as creatively as you can.
Upload both your script and recording to the Padlet wall.
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Starting off in Resorts World Sentosa, we ought to visit Universal Studios Singapore (USS) first. But, we may not want to spend all our time in USS. We could take the Sentosa Express to Madame Tussauds, which should cost us around $4. There, we will be able to take pictures with our favourite stars! Then, we take a minute walk to Skyline Luge Sentosa and can start admiring the bird's eye view of Sentosa, before zooming down in the luge. Then, we can book a taxi to Marina Bay Sands. Once there, we would wind down with a sampan ride.
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