Unit 14  

                  Grammar Worksheet

MAY I?
A Complete the chart with the words in the box.

are allowed to can have to

aren’t allowed to can’t have got to

Permission Obligation Prohibition

can Have to Aren’t allowed to
Are allowed to Have got to Cant

B Write each sentence a different way.

1. You can ride your bike here.
2. You aren’t allowed to park your car here.
3. You’re allowed to camp here.
4. You have to wear shoes.
5. You’ve got to wear your seat belt.
6. You can’t chew gum in class.
 You’re allowed to ride your bike here.
You can’t park your car here
You can camp here
You’ve got to wear shoes
You have to wear you seat belt
You aren’t allowed to chew gum in class

STRANGE HAPPENINGS
GROUP WORK  Imagine you are in these situations. What do you think they mean?
Compare your ideas.

1. You walk into your classroom. There are no people there.

2. You are driving a car. A police officer stops you.
3. It’s 3:00 A.M. You hear a loud noise outside your door.
4. You receive a greeting card. There is no message and no return address.
5. You find an old painting in your garage. The person in the painting looks like you.

A: You walk into your classroom. There are no people there.

What do you think it means?
B: It might mean you’re in the wrong classroom.
C: Or maybe it means you’re very, very late for class!

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