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1 Jun 2013 When we want to express permission, prohibition (not allowing something), obligation or no obligation we use modal verbs. Permission – can, may, could 'Can' is most often used to ask for or give permission but 'may' and 'could' are also possible even though they are not used as often as 'can'.
their school. • talk about schools of the past and schools of today. • write a report about your school. • participate in a debate. 1 mediation. At the end of this Unit, you should be able to: • give advice. • express obligation, necessity, prohibition and possibility. • ask for, give and refuse permission. • compare and contrast schools.
Use MUST when the obligation is something you agree with. Teacher to Use HAVE TO when the obligation comes from someone else PERMISSION. • To express permission use: can (past could), let, am allowed to and may. (past was/were allowed to). You can only smoke in open spaces, not inside buildings.
The rules of this class- Modals of obligation, prohibition and permission. 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 to. You can = are bring your notes and worksheets from past classes. 25
Giving/refusing permission may, may not, could, couldn't, can, can't. No, you 'a However, we do use could to talk about past permission in reported speech. Future obligation for external obligation (someone else m. Certainty (or near certainty) about now, the future or generally. Certaintylor near certainty) about the past.
?obligation. ?prohibition. ?ability. ?permission. WHAT ARE MODAL VERBS? Modal verbs are special verbs which behave very differently from normal verbs. Difference between mustn't and don't have to. 6. Modals of obligation and prohibition-past. Past. Positive. Negative had to / didn't have to obligation/necessity in
ENGLISH 2 Week 5. Time flies and the days passed very quickly .We say time flies when we are having fun ! .NEW EXPRESSION How to say : times goes fast ? TIME FLIES . Alfarengga v At the beginning of the class v 6 minutes minimum .GROUP PRESENTATION v Monday 6th march : Laura Izaak.Vena Rocos and
concepts of permission and obligation -- has not yet been seriously addressed in the artificial intelligence describing the rules of permission and obligation which are binding, at any given time, on the corporation and . junction between a "past world v and a "future" world w. We assume that there exists a set P which tells
OBLIGATION ANO PERMISSION IN THE PAST. 7S -2- 3. -1. 1. There have been some strange laws in the pastoBelow there are some examples. MATCH them with a picture. a In the times of Peter the Great in Russia, noblemen wereri't allowed to have beards. If they wanted to keep their beards,. _ they had to paya special
OBLIGATIONS AND PROHIBITIONS. When we want o express permisison, responsabilities, obligation or prohibition we use modal verbs . HAVE TO AND MUST are used to express obligation. DON'T HAVE TO is used to express that something is not required and MUSTN'T is used to express prohibition
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