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1. IJMP GOOD AFTERNOON!

2. IJMP Quarter 1 : Lesson 1 .1

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4. Modal Verbs IJMP

5. Define what are modals; 2. Determine the differences between sentences expressing permission, obligation and prohibition. OBJECTIVES IJMP

6. auxiliary verb or what we call a helping verb. They are helping verbs that support the main verb to complete the meaning of the sentence. MODAL VERBS IJMP

7. MODALS CAN BE EXPRESS IN MANY WAYS SUCH AS: modals for permission modals for obligation modals for prohibition IJMP

8. PERMISSION a. can Example: Can I go to the concert? [The person is asking permission.] You can bring home the leftover food. [The person is giving permission.] b. may Example: May I get your bag, Sir? [The person is asking permission.] The patient may see the doctor now. [The person is giving permission.] IJMP

9. Can informal (casual and spontaneous) May formal (less personal and does not use colloquialisms) Modals for Permission Language Style IJMP

10. OBLIGATION must Example: You must go to our homeroom teacher to see your class record. [The person obliged you to go to your homeroom teacher to see your class record because it is necessary to do. THE PERSON IS TELLING YOU WHAT IS NECESSARY TO HIS/HER EYES!] IJMP

11. OBLIGATION b. have to Example: Our homeroom teacher said you have to see your class record personally. [The person obliged you to see your card personally because it is a protocol/rule set by your homeroom teacher. THAT’S THE RULE!] IJMP

12. Must personal used when the speaker is setting a rule; what is necessary to the eyes of the speaker have to External required by law or circumstances; given by someone Modals for Obligation Obligation Meaning IJMP

13. PROHIBITION mustn’t Example: I mustn’t use my cell phone at night. [ THE SPEAKER IS SETTING THE RULE!] IJMP

14. PROHIBITION b. can’t Example: A minor age can’t drive without driver’s license. [THE SPEAKER IS TELLING YOU THIS BECAUSE IT’S AGAINST THE RULES OR LAW.] IJMP

15. 1. Which of the following sentences express prohibition? a. I mustn’t talk when my mouth is full. b. I must go to church every Sunday. 2. Which of the following sentences expresses obligation? a. I must buy products which is made in the Philippines. b. May I sit beside you please? EXERCISE IJMP

16. 3. Which of the following sentences express permission? a. I can’t go with you. b. Can I go with you? 4. Which of the following sentences has the correct use of modals? a. I must read my books. b. I have to read my books. 5. Which of the following sentences has the correct use of modal when relaying a written or implemented rule to someone? a. You have to follow social distancing. b. You must follow social distancing. IJMP

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