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Modal verbs for obligation, permission and prohibition
An useful practice on adjectives, so we can express opinions about new technologies.
Modal verbs: can, could, should, must. Language functions: ability, inability, possibility, impossibility, advice, prohibition, obligation.
Students can test their knowledge they have learnt for 4 years at 2nd school
it's good for practicing and can be used as a test
Listening and reading tasks
A worksheet to practise animals, can, has got and order sentences
Can you put these words in order?
Put the words in order.
Listen and drag
Count the objects and then match the name with the correct picture
Students can practice counting bugs
Reviewing of can, could and be able to
Students can exchange information about jobs using direct and indirect questions
Modales can can't could couldn't
You can know more about food, quantities of food and food containers.
Students watch the video and analyse everyday actions that can help them be healthy individuals.
The students will listen to the song at least twice ant try to complete the gaps. Teachers can use the lyric to review some grammar subject and vocabularies.
Worksheet on We can 3
You can practise the use of Have to - don´t have to Had to - didm't have to with this activity.
Practice Present Continuous tense. Listen to the song and fill in the gaps with the missing words. You can find a great animated song with lyrics at this website:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFyQPkGdM7I.
you can practice simple past tense
It's extra exercise for Unit 3, Speak Out Elementary book. You also can find this exercise at p. 132, Speak Out Elementary Student Book.
P.S. Please write me a comment below the exercise, if you find some mistakes. Thanks!
Reconocer la diferencia entre poder y no poder hacer algo