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    This document contains notes from an English grammar lesson about the present perfect tense used with for/since and the modal verbs will, may, and might. It discusses using the present perfect with for/since to talk about activities that started in the past and continue in the present. It also explains the differences between using will, may/might to talk about future situations, predictions, probabilities and permissions. There is an assignment listed to complete the English lab this week and a midterm scheduled for the following Saturday.

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    Unit 6 Grammar: April 4, 2020

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    April 4th , 2020

    UNIT 6
    GRAMMAR
    PRESENT PERFECT + FOR/SINCE
    PRESENT PERFECT + FOR/SINCE
    PRESENT PERFECT + FOR/SINCE
    PRESENT PERFECT + FOR/SINCE
    • Activities
    WILL, MAY/MIGHT
    WILL, MAY/MIGHT
    • Use may/might+ infinitive to talk about probable situations and
    future possibilities
    • Use will+infinitive to talk about future predictions.
    • The question form with might is rare.
    • The question form with may is used for asking permission. It is a very
    polite form.
    May I sit here?
    Do not use contractions with might not and may not.
    • It is common to use think/don’t think +will.
    I think she’ll get the job.
    • Assignment
    • UNIT 6 : MY ENGLISH LAB- DURING THE WEEK
    • Midterm- Next Saturday

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