English class
Permission, obligation and prohibition
1st and 2nd grade / Foreign language / Week 9
permissions
EXAMPLE: We could bring candies if we want.
Can / Could + infinitive To talk about permission. It is a little more formal.
Obligation
EXAMPLE: We have to recycle water.
have to + infinitive To talk about external obligation (rules, deadlines).
Obligation and prohibition
must/mustn't + infinitive To talk about personal obligation (strong sense of duty). mustn't --> Prohibition.
EXAMPLE: I must work hard. You mustn't park there.
sOMETHING IMAGINARY
EXAMPLE: How would you celebrate your birthday?
would + infinitive To talk about something imaginary.
Exercise 1
pERMISSION, OBLIGATION OR PROHIBITION
Exercise 2
rEWRITE THE NEXT SENTENCES USING: CAN, MUST, HAVE TO, COULD, MUSTN'T
Exercise 3
wRITE TWO SENTENCES FOR EACH: - CAN / COULD --> tWO SENTENCES TO TALK ABOUT PERMISSION
- hAVE TO --> Two sentnces to talk about obligation
- MUST / MUSTN'T -->Two sentences to talk about obligation and prohibition
- WOULD (haría) --> two sentences to talk about something imaginary
Permissions, obligation, prohibition
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English class
Permission, obligation and prohibition
1st and 2nd grade / Foreign language / Week 9
permissions
EXAMPLE: We could bring candies if we want.
Can / Could + infinitive To talk about permission. It is a little more formal.
Obligation
EXAMPLE: We have to recycle water.
have to + infinitive To talk about external obligation (rules, deadlines).
Obligation and prohibition
must/mustn't + infinitive To talk about personal obligation (strong sense of duty). mustn't --> Prohibition.
EXAMPLE: I must work hard. You mustn't park there.
sOMETHING IMAGINARY
EXAMPLE: How would you celebrate your birthday?
would + infinitive To talk about something imaginary.
Exercise 1
pERMISSION, OBLIGATION OR PROHIBITION
Exercise 2
rEWRITE THE NEXT SENTENCES USING: CAN, MUST, HAVE TO, COULD, MUSTN'T
Exercise 3
wRITE TWO SENTENCES FOR EACH:- CAN / COULD --> tWO SENTENCES TO TALK ABOUT PERMISSION
- hAVE TO --> Two sentnces to talk about obligation
- MUST / MUSTN'T -->Two sentences to talk about obligation and prohibition
- WOULD (haría) --> two sentences to talk about something imaginary