MODALS REVIEW CLASE DE INGLES 2024......

CLASE DE IGLES

1. Modals : must, have to, should 1. We often use must, need to and has/ have to to say that something is compulsory or necessary. We must be patient when our goals are for the long term. Companies have to advertise to let consumers know they exist. I need to have the figures before next Monday's meeting. We use 2. had to, to refer to a past obligation. When I lived in Tokyo, I had to learn Japanese.

2. Modals : We use should and shouldn't to give advice or to suggest the right course of action. A CV should be printed on good quality notepaper. It shouldn't be more than two pages long. Should often follows the verbs suggest and think . I suggest/think we should aim at the top end of the market. We use should, to say that something is likely in the future. Interest rates should come down soon - that's what the economists are predicting.

3. Modals : We use don't have to and don't need to if something is not necessary .

4. We use mustn't or must not when things are forbidden or against the law.

5. We use must: to say we are sure of something because of what we know. He must be very rich - he drives a Ferrari. Have to is more common in questions than must. Do we have to make a decision now?

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7. Would has no translation

8. Translate into English No debería recibir el pedido en la oficina Debes enviar la factura tan pronto como sea posible Podríamos reunirnos con el equipo de venta en la sala de reuniones No deberíamos esperar afuera de la empresa Qué podemos hacer mientras esperamos que empiece la reunión? El asistente tiene que llamar nuevamente a los clientes . No tenemos que pagar en efectivo. Vendríamos a verte todos los días Podré alcanzar las cifras de este mes Tiene ella que evaluar los créditos nuevamente?

9. Negotiating Tips ( translate them ) . Be friendly. . Pay attention to the other side's body language. . Have clear aims. . Don't change your plan during the meeting. . Tell the other side what you want. . Never be the first to make an offer. . Listen carefully. . Ask three of your own questions.

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