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    MODALS and PHRASAL MODALS OF ADVICE, NECESSITY and PROHIBITION.

    Actividad V.

    MIGUEL ANGEL CRUZ FRANCO. Mat.


    al743970. Licenciatura en
    Administración de Empresas. U-ERRE
    Universidad Regiomontana. 4063-Idiomas II
    Coach. Laura Robles.
    11-02-2024
    Homework Requirements: Please, write 15 sentences, using the grammatical structures that
    were studied in class. And send the activity in the template with the task indicated in word
    format.
    Thanks.
    Instrucciones para la tarea: Por favor, escribir 15 oraciones, utilizando las estructuras
    gramaticales que se estudiaron en la clase. Y enviar la actividad en la plantilla con la tarea
    indicada en formato word.
    Gracias.
    Review and Remember
    MEANING MODAL FORM
    Obligation Must I must pay the bills every month.
    Have to/has to She has to go to school the whole week.
    Prohibition Mustn’t They mustn’t wear shorts at the office.
    Lack of necessity Don’t have to We don’t have to leave children home alone.
    Doesn’t have to
    Advice Should You should go to the doctor if you feel sick.
    Ought to They ought to buy some extra snacks.
    Warning Had better You’d better talk to him
    You’d better not say that to him.
    Start here.
    Write sentences
    1) Name three things you must do every day. 2) Name two things you mustn’t do at home.
    (Obligation) (Prohibition)
    I must get up early. You mustn't leave litter lying around.
    She must finish her task. I mustn't forget my keys.
    You must wait outside

    3) Name three things you have to do. 4) Name two things you do not have to do.
    (obligation) (lack of necessity)
    I have to do my homework before going to I don't have to sleep early.
    sleep.
    I have to do some shopping after work. I don't have to go to church today.
    I have to do some exercise to stay healthy.

    5) Write three pieces of advice to a friend. 6) Write two warnings a mother gives to her
    son.
    You should be more organized with your day- You had better study for your exams if you
    to-day work want to do well in school

    You should study more if you want to improve You'd better keep your money safe.
    your grades.
    ORACIONES.

    You must get this finished today.


    You should study for the exam if you want to get a good grade.
    I must study more.
    Before you go to sleep, you should turn off all the lights.
    You mustn’t cross this line.
    You must go to the beach if you visit Tampico.
    You must respect older people.
    You must not enter this restricted area without authorization.
    You must not drop litter.
    I don't have to go to church today.
    I have to take my dog for a walk.
    We have to go to training this week.
    I don't have to do laundry on the weekend.
    We don't have enough vegan food.
    You should get up earlier if you want to be on time.
    You should save money if you want to buy a new car.
    We should attend church on Sunday.
    It would be better if we always spoke with the truth.

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