Introductory Activity: Modal verbs

Introductory Activity: Modal verbs

Now, you will carry out an activity that will serve as an introduction to the subject of this unit. Possible previous knowledge will also be diagnosed. Good luck!

Multiple Choice

When we use "May" or "Might" we use it for:

• A possibility of something happening

• Something that will certainly happen

• Something that definitely won't happen

Even though "May" or "Might" are used to express possibilities....​

They both have different purposes and uses, but you will learn that later...

Multiple Select

Multiple correct answers, please choose up to three alternatives.

When we want to express a necesity, we use:

• Need

• Should

• Must

• Have to

Only "Need", "Must" and "Have to" are used ​to express necessity,

​but the three of them have different uses too...

Multiple Choice

When we use "Shall" and "Will" we use it for:

• To guess something that might be happening in the present or happened in the past.

• The expression of propositions about the future

• None of the previous

Excellent!

​Like the other modal verbs, "Shall" and "Will" also have their exclusive uses depending on the situation.

Multiple Choice

Did you know that in order to describe any object we must follow an order of adjectives?

Which one is the object that is not described correctly?

• A beautiful, large, ancient Greek stone sculpture

• A nice, rounded glass figure

• A painting old red

• An enormous, wooden theatre

​There are rules in the order of adjectives...

​Is the “opinion-size-age-shape-color-origin-material-purpose-noun” and we are going to see it more detailed in the unit.

Multiple Choice

We use different adverbs to expose the way of an action occurs, each adverb answers to a question, do you know which one are?

Choose the answer that has an adverb of degree on it:

• I watch every play of my favorite actress.

• I often listen to live concerts.

• I really love Van Gogh.

W​hat is an adverb?

An adverb is a part of speech that complements a verb, we'll learn more about it later!​

Multiple Select

Select all the alternatives that contains regular verbs in past simple.

• Accepted

• Closed

• Bought

• Caught

• Identified

Open Ended

Do you remember some irregular verbs? If so, please write them in past simple.