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USES
USES
Modals of Ability
Modals of Ability
Can, Could, Be able to
Can, Could, Be able to
The verbs of perception are always expressed with the modal verb 'can':
Can you see me?
You can hear the sea.
Would, Can
Would, Can
May, Might
May, Might
Should
Should
Should, Ought to
Should, Ought to
Shall, Will
Shall, Will
Have to
Have to
Must
Must
Must, Have to
Must, Have to
MODAL PERFECTS
MODAL PERFECTS
ACTIVITIES
ACTIVITIES
Can, Could, Be able to
Can, Could, Be able to
Can / Could 1 (Liveworksheets)
Can / Could 2 (Grammarbank)
Can / Could / Be able to (Liveworksheets)
Could and Was/Were able to (Liveworksheets)
Can, Could, Be able to 1 (Wordwall)
Can, Could, Be able to Speaking (Wordwall)
Must, Have to
Must, Have to
Must 1 (Englischhilfen): activity 1
Must 2 (Liveworksheets): activity 2
Must 3 (Liveworksheets): activity 3
Must / Have to (Grammarbank): activity 4
Traffic Signs + must/can (Liveworksheets): activity 5
Traffic Signs + must/can 2 (Liveworksheets): activity 6
The school uniform, speaking + grammar (Liveworksheets): activity 7
Classroom rules, speaking + grammar (Liveworksheets): activity 8
May, Might
May, Might
May / Might 1 (British Council): activity 1
May / Might 2 (Tolearnenglish): activity 2
May / Might 3 (Usingenglish): activity 3
Should
Should
Should 1 (Oxford): activity 1
Should 2 (Focus): activity 2
Should 3 (ESL Lounge): activity 3
Healthy habits, speaking + grammar (Liveworksheets): activity 4
The environment, listening (Liveworksheets): activity 5
Should have 1 (Liveworksheets): activity 6
Mixed Modals
Mixed Modals
The deadline, reading (Photocopiables): activity 1
School rules (Liveworksheets): activity 2
Games
Games
Can/Could:
The Leftorium (Teach This)
Can you? (Teach This)
Must:
Must/Mustn't (British Council)
May/Might:
Should:
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