GIVING PERMISSION AND EXPRESSING PROHIBITION

EXPRESSING

PROHIBITION, PERMISSION

& OBLIGATION

By TANIA RUIZ

• You are allowed to talk in class.

• He is allowed to park there.

• She is ​allowed to stay here.

• It is permitted tot ake pictures.​

• We are​ allowed to stand up now.

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​USING VERB TO BE

PERMISION

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• You can talk here.

• She can stan up.

• We can move now.​

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​USING MODAL VERBS

PERMISION

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• You must remain quiet.

• He must stop there.

• We must answer our books.​

​USING MODAL VERBS

oBLIGATION

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• You aren't allowed to talk in class.

• He is not allowed to park there.

• She is not ​allowed to stay here.

• It isn't permitted tot ake pictures.​

• We are​ not allowed to stand up.

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​USING VERB TO BE

prohibition

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• You can't talk here.

• She cannot stan up.

• We can't move now.​

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​USING MODAL VERBS

PRohibition

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• You mustn't remain quiet.

• He must not stop there.

• We mustn't answer our books.​

​USING MODAL VERBS

PROHIBITION​

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Write your sentences in each space. ​

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LET'S CHECK HOMEWORK​!

Open Ended

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION RULES

Open Ended

SWIMMING POOL RULES

Open Ended

MOVIE THEATER RULES

Open Ended

SCHOOL CLASSROOM RULES

Multiple Choice

______ I go to the library, please?

• Can

• Can't

• Must

• Musn't

Multiple Select

I ___________ eat in the classroom, it's prohibited.

• Can

• Can't

• Must

• Musn't

Multiple Select

Carolina _________ use her books in quizzes.

• Can

• Can't

• Must

• Musn't

Multiple Select

Carolina _________ use her books in quizzes.

• Can

• Can't

• Must

• Musn't