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1AS Expressing Obligation Prohibition No Obligation
1AS Expressing Obligation Prohibition No Obligation
Objectives: By the end of the lesson , learners should be able to: use the modals to expressing
Obligation, Prohibition and Absence of Obligation correctly, and to consider them in context both
deductively and inductively.
Presentat To
T presents the passage and ask (3-5) pupils to read it.
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Rule:
Task01: Fill in blanks using the appropriate modal then say what
each sentence expresses: To test
Practice learners’
Key answers: comprehen
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1. The employee has a meeting in the evening, she doesn’t have to the mn
come in the morning. (no obligation) previous
rules
2. Ridha mustn’t take others belongings without their permission.
(prohibition)
3. The employee has a meeting in the evening, she doesn’t have to
come in the morning. (no obligation)
Write some rules for class and school under the three headings: (
Prohibition, Obligation and No Obligation )
Key answers:
A- Obligation:
To get the
1) Students must respect their teachers.
learners
2) Students have to wear their uniforms in class 15
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3) They must do their homeworks. acquired mn
B- Prohibition: knowledg
1) Students mustn’t leave the classroom without permission. e.