Share MODALS: permission, obligation, necessity, ability, advice
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Make a school rule.
(You mustn't be late to class / Students have to hand in their homework on time)
Give a piece of advice for a new mobile phone user.
(You ought to read the user manual. / You shouldn't install too many apps!)
Say something you had the ability to do when you were a child.
(I could swim)
Ask your teacher for permission to go to the toilet.
(May I go to the toilet?)
Compare your obligations when you were in primary school and now.
(When I was in primary school, I didn't need to study every day. Now, I have to do homework and revise every afternoon.)
Write a notice for the class board with a rule for chat groups.
(You must always be respectful to your classmates. / No swear words allowed.)
Make a sentence for advice in negative form.
(You shouldn't eat fast food every night!)
Name one of your abilities.
(I can skate)
Ask your teacher for permission to drink water from your bottle.
(May I take a sip of water from my bottle?)
Say one rule for home life.
(You have to / must clean up after yourself.)
Use "mustn't" in a sentence.
(Passengers mustn't leave their assigned seats during take-off)
Say something you couldn't do in the past but you can do now.
(In the past, I couldn't... but now I can)
Create a rule for a museum.
(Visitors...)
Ask the person next to you for permission to use their pen.
(Can I / May I use your pen?)
Use "doesn't have to" in a sentence.
(You don't have to... - it's optional)
