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aplicar uso correcto de Must / Mustn´t

Listen the audio and practice pronunciation.

Students must match the words with the correct definitions

1. You have to complete the following senteces with Must or Have to, Mustn't or Don't have to
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1. You have to complete the following senteces with Must or Have to, Mustn't or Don't have to
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Students must read the Instagram caption and fill in the gap using phrasal verbs in the correct tense. 

The students must listen and match and read a text and write true or false.

The test is personal and must be completed in 40 minutes.

In this 1st grade math worksheet, your students must fill in the blanks with the half of different numbers and different additions. 

Work in pairs. Take turns reading your sentence, but say BLANK instead of the word in bold. Your partner must complete your sentence with a/an/the/zero article and the right word. 

Example: 

Original sentence: My mom always buys the newspaper at that place. 

You say: My mom always buys BLANK at that place. 

Your partner says: the newspaper?

After watching a YouTube video related to remedies around the world, students must match the remedies with the correct countries and then complete the boxes using the words from the chart. 

Students must read the conversation and complete the blanks using the adjectives from the box and turning them into adverbs. 

Español/Spanish:

Estudiantes deben identificar si en determinada oración, una persona metió la pata o no

English:

Students must identify if a person has or has not made a mistake in a given sentence.

El estudiante leerá una infografía o póster digital interactivo con el protocolo oficial antibullying del colegio. A través de la lectura, deberá analizar las normas y completar los espacios en blanco seleccionando el verbo modal adecuado (must, have to, should, mustn't, ought to, shouldn't).

Partes de animales

You must complete the parts of animals.

verb tenses (present simple, present continuous, past simple, past continuous, simple future), countables and uncountables nouns with a few, many, much, a lot, lots of, preposition of time (in-on-at), have to or must, present simple and continuous 

Students must complete the sentences using the simple present tense.