English III

A5
 First
Then
After that
Finally

How to create an email account.

First, type the website: www.hotmail.com
Then, fill in with your personal information.
After that, type your email address.
Finally, click on next and try your new email address.
A5-Act. 2: Logging on to Longman
Student A: You want to know how to log on to
the Longman English Success website.
You have the instructions but they are not int
he correct order. Ask student B for help.

Student B: Tell Student A how to log onto the Longman English Success website.

Groups of 2
 Can/ cant Should

MODALS

Have to/ has to

Might/may

Doesnt have to/

 CAN
CAN : ability
Can: possibility
I can swim but I cant
ride a bike Can you come to my

house tomorrow?

You can use a laptop

in the class.
 CAN

Can : ask for

Can : request

permission
Can you tell me
Can I go to the time please?
cinema with my
Can you help me
friends? with my homework
tomorrow?
Can I use a mobile
phone in the class?
 CANT
Cant :
express prohibition.
Its not possible.
Its used to express rules

EXAMPLE
You cant drive through a red traffic light

You cant smoke in the class

 Have / Has to

Have to / has to:

Express obligation.
Its necessary.

AT UCV
You have to pay a fee.
You have to come to class on time.
Josselyn has to come on time
 Dont / doesnt have to
Dont / doesnt have to:
It is used when there is no obligation.
Its not necessary.

Example:
AT UCV
You dont have to wear a uniform to study English.
you dont have to use a laptop to study here.
 MAY / MIGHT
Might / may : express a remote possibility

In the future, robots might be teachers.

In the future, books might disappear.
 Should
It is used for giving advice.

I have a headache . What should advice?

You should go to the doctor.

You should take an aspirin.
You should take a rest.
 Adverbs of manner
He speaks quietly.
He speaks loudly.
He speaks sadly.
He speaks happily.

adverbs
Attention:
The adverb modifies the verb
 Homework
Write 5 sentences Write the instructions to
using advebs and download music.
adjectives. (Use first, then, after
Ex: This is a slow car that , finally )
Randy drives slowly