Module - Week 1.

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Name:___________________________________ Date:_______________
Year & Section:____________________________
Week 1.
Compose Clear and Coherent
Sentence using Modals
(This lesson is intended for 2 hours for one week)
Source: https://thepresentation.ru/angliyskiy-yazyk/modal-verbs-5
Task 1. KNOWLEDGE CHECK!

Communication is a vital process for understanding and learning. And through
communicating, we can learn how someone feels and what they are trying to say. Sometimes,
we communicate for some purposes either asking for permission to our parents, prohibiting your
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friends not to do something bad, or
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brother/sister to wash the dishes.
Below is a sample of a conversation that you probably encounter in school. Read the
comic strips below then analyze the underlined words. Afterward, answer the questions that
follow.
https://www.pinterest.ph/trishiaflynne/modals/
Answer the following:

1. What are the words with underline?
2. Which do you think are the words that you can use when you ask for something?
3. From the words with underline, which do you stress intense necessity?
4. Which are the words that use negation?
Task 2. KNOWLEDGE WELL.

A modal verb is also known
as helping verb. It gives
additional information
about the verb that follows
it.
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Prohibition- These situations are the opposite of giving permission. They are used as negatives:
● Can’t – the most common way to prohibit something in English. It is not as formal as must not
or may not, but it is the most common.
You can’t smoke in the office.
●Must not – you can prohibit an action or make a rule against something.
You must not use a cell phone.
● May not- May not is the formal way to prohibit something.
You may not eat in the conference room.
Task 3. CHOOSE ME!
Select and encircle the correct verb for these sentences:

1. You ___ come to the meeting but it would help us all if you’re there.
Don’t have to Must
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2. I can’t get a connection
borrow yours?
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Have to Can
3. The rules say that you ___ only invite one guest to the club.
Have to Can
4. I ___ stay on for a few hours because I’d rather work late today than over the
weekend.
Have to Must
5. There’s a lot of noise coming from outside. ___ I close the window?
Could Must
Source: https://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/modal-verbs-1-permission-
prohibition-obligation-no-obligation
Task 4. IDENTIFICATION.
Identify the type of modal being expressed in these sentences. Write PERMISSION,
OBLIGATION, OR PROHIBITION.
_________________________1. Julie doesn’t have to work and exercise at the same time in
the evening.
_________________________2. You can use my car if you like.
_________________________3. You can't take photos in the museum. They're really strict
about it.
_________________________4. We have to wear a uniform when we're working in reception.
_________________________5. What does this sign say? Oh, we can't

park here.
Source: https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/grammar/intermediate-to-upper-
intermediate/modals-permission-and-obligation#:~:text=must%20not
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%2Fmustn't&text=Baggage%20must%20not
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%20unattended.&text=We%20use%20mustn't%20particularly,t%20be%20late%20to%20class.
Task 5. Complete the following statement:
A. A good student must

_____________________________________.
B. A good student must not

_________________________________.
A. A good son/ daughter should

_________________________.
B. A good son/daughter should not

_____________________.
A. A good friend can

______________________________________.
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B. A good friend can’t
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_____________________________________.
Sources: (Picture A) https://www.alamy.com/two-teenager-school-students-holding-books-

showing-thumbs-up-successful-education-image184694154.html,
(Picture B) https://www.timeanddate.com/holidays/fun/son-and-daughter-day
(PictureC)https://www.daysoftheyear.com/days/friendship-month/?timezone_offset=nan
Task 6. COMPLETE ME!
Fill the gaps below with modals verbs like to these to make the real rules in this class:
Suggested modal verbs
You need to = have to - You can’t = mustn’t = aren’t allowed toYou can = are allowed to
You don’t have to = don’t need to = there is no need to = it isn’t necessary to
1____________________________________________________ attend every lesson.
2____________________________________ miss the class because of club activities.
3_________________________ use a dictionary, but you have to ask the teacher first.
4______________________________ be sitting down at your desk when the bell rings.
5_______________________ provide proof if you say you are late because of a train.
6_______________________________________________ be even one minute late.
7__________________________________________________ do all the homework.

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8__________________ do the
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class even when you miss a class.
9________________ check with the teacher if you might not understand the homework.
10 ____________________________________________________________________ say you didn’t do

the homework just because you didn’t understand or remember.
Source: https://www.usingenglish.com/teachers/lesson-plans/view-modals-of-obligation-prohibition-and-permission-
class-rules/
Task 7. ROLE PLAY.
Suppose you are a town mayor, what are the rules and regulations that you want to
implement for peace and order of your community? List down 10 rules using modals and
underline the modal verb used.
Example: You must not drink liquors in public places.

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Task 1. KNOWLEDGE CHECK!

Answer the following:

Task 2. KNOWLEDGE WELL.

Task 3. CHOOSE ME!

Select and encircle the correct verb for these sentences:

_________________________2. You can use my car if you like.

_________________________4. We have to wear a uniform when we're working in reception.

_________________________5. What does this sign say? Oh, we can't

Task 5. Complete the following statement:

A. A good student must

B. A good student must not

A. A good son/ daughter should

B. A good son/daughter should not

A. A good friend can

Sources: (Picture A) https://www.alamy.com/two-teenager-school-students-holding-books-

Task 6. COMPLETE ME!

Suggested modal verbs

You don’t have to = don’t need to = there is no need to = it isn’t necessary to

1____________________________________________________ attend every lesson.

2____________________________________ miss the class because of club activities.

4______________________________ be sitting down at your desk when the bell rings.

6_______________________________________________ be even one minute late.

7__________________________________________________ do all the homework.

10 ____________________________________________________________________ say you didn’t do

Task 7. ROLE PLAY.

Example: You must not drink liquors in public places.

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