Unit7 Getting on Together课件.pptVIP

Getting on Together;Test your grammar underline the Modal Verbs; Can you rewrite them? You can use the beginnings given on P62. ;6. You should always make an appointment. It’s always a good idea to ________________________. 7. You’ll pass. Don’t worry. You’re bound to ___________________________. 8. You mustn’t walk on the grass. You aren’t permitted to _______________________. 9. I couldn’t get through, the line was engaged. I didn’t manage to ___________________________________. 10. I won’t dicuss the matter any further. I refuse to ________________________________. ;We Can Work It Out;Grammar Modal verbs: can/ could/ must/ should/shall/ will/would/ may/ might They can express ability, (un)willingness, obligation, permission, probability, advice, etc. Match the following sentences with these meanings.;Match sentences 1-10 with these meanings: ability, (un)willingness, obligation (sth that you must do), permission, probability, advice;can;could;must;Note: have to must 1. must the speaker’s intention to do eg: I must phone my sister. have to the speaker is forced to; the speaker does that because it is based on a law, a rule or the order of another person. eg: You have to wear a suit or an evening dress to get into a fancy hotel like Ritz. My car broke down on the highway so I had to stop there, waiting for an hour for help.;Note: 2. In past simple, future, and perfect tenses, “have to” is used instead of “must”. I was late for the early train, so I had to take the next one. If you fail this time, you’ll have to try again. The prince had never had to work in his whole life. I hate having to stand up and answer the teacher’s questions.;should;4. Reason (used after “why”) eg: Why should I apologize to him while he was the one who’d been wrong? ;will;4. Likely (express what we believe or guess is true, based on what we’ve already known.) eg: Who is that knocking at the door? That’ll be James. I asked him to come to my office.