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Open World B1 unit 5

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  • Which modal verb is used to express PAST ABILITY?
    have to
    could
    must
    can
  • This person has got a...
    cough
  • What's "fa mal" in English?
    pain (noun)
    hurts (verb)
    sore (adjective)
    English (cool!)
  • What part of the body is this?
    the elbow
  • What part of the body is this?
    the knee
  • These are...
    muscles
  • This person has got...
    backache
  • "ferit / lesionat" in English is...
    injured
  • This person has A STOMACH...
    ache (noun - after body part)
  • A doctor writes a _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ for a patient to get medicine.
    prescription
  • What is the difference between "don't have / need to" and "mustn't" ?
    "don't have / need to" = no cal. "mustn't" = no ha de"
  • This person has A ... IN their stomach.
    pain (noun)
  • What part of the body is this?
    the lungs
  • What is "no ha de" in English
    mustn't
  • What modal verb is used to give ADVICE?
    should
    must
    be able to
    need to
  • What part of the body is this?
    the ankle
  • When I was younger I ...... run for hours and not get tired.
    could
    was able to
  • This person's stomach IS ...
    painful (adjective)
  • Yesterday I ...... fix my bike.
    could
    was able to
  • This person has got a...
    cold
  • "should" = "_ _ _ _ _ to"
    ought to
  • What part of the body is this?
    the wrist
  • A person in hospital is a...
    patient
  • What are these?
    tablets
  • What part of the body is this?
    the skin
  • A disease in your body is an "i _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"
    infection
  • Complete with a modal verb to express ABILITY: "I'm training everyday so that next year I ...... join a top team".
    will be able to
  • What is the negative of "ought to" ?
    shouldn't
  • This person has A ... stomach
    sore (adjective)
  • What part of the body is this?
    the shoulder
  • What is "no cal" in English?
    don't have to / don't need to
  • What is the difference between "could" and "was/were able to"?
    "could" GENERAL ability in the past. "was/were able to" ability in the past on SPECIFIC occasion.
  • What is this?
    a bone
  • Which modal verb is used to express PRESENT ABILITY?
    should
    can
    ought to
    could
  • What part of the body is this?
    the tongue
  • What three modal verbs are used to express OBLIGATION?
    must / have to / need to
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