This document discusses the use of modal verbs to express obligation, advice, and prohibition in English. It provides examples of using must/mustn't to express obligation or prohibition, should/shouldn't to give advice, and examples sentences using these modal verbs correctly. Suggestions are also given for rewriting sentences using modal verbs in a grammatically accurate way.
This document discusses the use of modal verbs to express obligation, advice, and prohibition in English. It provides examples of using must/mustn't to express obligation or prohibition, should/shouldn't to give advice, and examples sentences using these modal verbs correctly. Suggestions are also given for rewriting sentences using modal verbs in a grammatically accurate way.
This document discusses the use of modal verbs to express obligation, advice, and prohibition in English. It provides examples of using must/mustn't to express obligation or prohibition, should/shouldn't to give advice, and examples sentences using these modal verbs correctly. Suggestions are also given for rewriting sentences using modal verbs in a grammatically accurate way.
1. Use must/ mustn´t to express obligation or prohibition.
a) Use the shower
b) No eat
c) No play football
d) No run
2. Give advice using should/ shouldn´t.
a) I´ve got an exam tomorrow.
b) I´ve got a headache.
c) She´s worried because her boyfriend has left her.
d) He is ill.
3. Write suggestions and advice for the following situations.
a) A friend of yours has a hole in his trainers.
(I think you should)………………………………………………………………………………. b) You are shopping with your sister and she sees a really nice jacket. She won ´t buy it because she thinks it´s too expensive. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. c) Your mother is going to a dinner party. She wants to wear a dress you don´t like at all. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… d) You think your father is getting a bit fat. At his age this is not very healthy. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. 4. Read the sentences and math the modals with their meanings. a) Celebrities don´t have to worry about bills. b) Chloe has to record a new album. c) Jason must rehearse for the film audition. d) You mustn´t smoke in the cinema. e) You ought to sign more autographs. f) People shouldn´t believe everything they read in the newspapers.
1- Obligation 2- No obligation 3- Advice 4- Prohibition
5. Choose the correct alternative.
a) Fans usually (have to/ should) wait for hours if they want a star´s autograph. b) The film audition is tomorrow morning. Brad (must/should) get up early. c) I think Paul (ought to/ has to) send his songs to a record company. d) You (mustn´t /don´t have to) arrive early for the concert. We´ll reserve your seats. e) You (mustn´t/ don´t have to) make a lot of noise in the recording studio! f) If you want a record contract, you (should/ don´t have to) practice more.
6. Rewrite the sentences. Use the modal verbs in brackets.
a) It´s not a good idea to drive so fast.(ought to) You………………………………………………. b) It´s necessary to buy tickets in advance.(must) We……………………………………………………. c) It´s not necessary to shout.( must) You…………………………………………………… d) It´s dangerous to go on your own.(must) You…………………………………………………… e) It´s a good idea to save money for Christmas.( ought to) You……………………………………………………..