MODALS , MODAL VERBS IN ENGLISH 9 LESSON 1 q1

Modals are special verbs

1. GRADE 9 LESSON 1 Teacher Japh

2. MODALS Function Permission Obligation Prohibition Activity MODALS Title Expressing Permission, Obligation, and Prohibiton using MODALS.

3. MODALS FUNCTION Permission Obligation Prohibition ACTIVITY MODALS Title Scenario 1 If you want to ask permission for something from someone. Scenario 2 If you’re the leader of a group and you want your members to be proactive in your group meeting. Scenario 3 Scenario 4 If you are vying for the president of the SSG and you ask for support from your schoolmates. If you are an elected official in an organization and you want to ban something as you first goal.

4. Modals Activity Title Modals Function Permission Obligation Prohibition LIST of MODALS MAY, CAN, COULD, MIGHT MUST, SHOULD CANNOT (CAN’T) WILL, SHALL

5. Modals Activity Modals Title Function Permission Obligation Prohibition Different MODALS MAY, CAN , COULD , MUST , SHOULD , CANNOT , MUST NOT , SHALL , WILL , MIGHT , HAVE TO

6. FUNCTION MODALS ACTIVITY MODALS Title Permission Obligation Prohibition DIFFERENT FUNCTIONS of MODALS TO EXPRESS PERMISSION TO EXPRESS OBLIGATION TO EXPRESS PROHIBITION POSSIBILITY ABILITY ADVICE PERMISSION OBLIGATION PROHIBITION ABILITY

7. Permission MODALS FUNCTION Obligation MODALS ACTIVITY Title Prohibition Examples MAY CAN COULD May you be the Solomon in this dispute? Can you be my Juliet? You could go ahead in line. Permission

8. Obligation MODALS FUNCTION Permission Prohibition ACTIVITY MODALS Title MUST SHOULD You must go and see for yourself! You should review before you take the exam. You must study hard. Obligation Examples

9. Prohibition Modals Function Permission Obligation Modals ACTIVITY Title CANNOT (CAN’T) MUSTN’T (MUST NOT) This can’t happen under my watch. You must not leave the premises. Prohibition Examples

10. What’s the MODAL? Choose the MODAL that will best complete the following sentences. You write the letter of your answer and the modal beside the letter.

11. 1. I already bought two trays of eggs. You buy more. (to express PROHIBITION) must not need not may not should not

12. 1. This is a government facility. You smoke. (to express OBLIGATION) do not have to must not need not may not