Study the table

Make deductions using modals.

I know you _____ hungry, so I prepared you a sandwich.

John is often nervous. I think he_____take a break and spend a few days in the country.

Brenda is very talented. She_____sing and dance at the same time.

Choose the right modal according to the context.

Rewrite the sentences correctly.

1. You’d had better call the doctor today.

2. I ought paying my bills today.

3. You should always going with friends.

4. I am afraid I couldn’t to come to the party next week.

5. You look tired. Yes, I cannot sleep last night.

e.g.:My car has broken down, I think I _____ call a mechanic. should

4. Helen is too fat. I think she _____ear so much junk food.

5. You _____ see a doctor. You lookvery pale.

6. I _____ visit you next week. I will let you know.

7. You _____ wear your uniform all the time, if you don't like it.

8. You _____ put on weight.

9. You _____ make your bed every morning.

10. Helen _____ cook her lunch on Monday, because her mum isn’t at home.

11. It’s Sunday David _____ get up early.

12. You _____ tell lies.

13. We _____ tidy our room, because our nurse did it.

14. I _____ believe it. Did he fail his exam?

15. John _____ leave his work early, because he was ill.

16. I _____ wash them.

17. I am hot.You _____ drink something cool.

18. Have you seen my book? I _____ find it.

19. Ann has got the job, because she ____ three languages.

20. You _____ keep the room clean.

Read the sentences 1-5; match them to the sentences a-e according to the meaning. Which sentences refer to the past/present/ future?

1. I am sure he is lying to you. A) They can’t be twins

2. I am sure they aren’t twins. B) He must be lying to you.

3. It is possible that they’ve come. C) She may/might come

4. Perhaps she will come. D) They could have come

5. It is impossible to do it. E) It cannot be done

1. Have they got married?

They _____ have got married, because are wearing rings.

2. Susan goes to work from 9 am to 5 pm. It's 4:30 pm. Where's Susan?

She _____ be at home. She _____ be at work.

3. Tom likes playing football on Saturday afternoon. It's Saturday evening. What's Ron doing?

He _____ still be playing football, can he? He _____ be at home by now.

4. Joanna never leaves her house before eating breakfast. Today she's running late. What's she doing?

She _____ be leaving yet. She _____ be still at home.

5. Did they enjoy the play?

They _____ enjoy the concert, because they left it before the end.

	adjective	comparative	superlative
one-syllable adjective	cheap large big	cheaper larger bigger	the cheapest the largest thebiggest
y-adjectives	noisy	noisier	the noisiest
adjectives with two or more syllables	expensive	moreexpensive	the most expensive
irregular adjectives	good bad little much many	better worse more more less	the best the worst the most the most the least

Use the comparative form to compare two things, people, places etc. After than with comparative adjectives. Use the superlative form to compare more than two things, people, places etc. Use the…of/in with the superlative adjectives. Use (not) as +adjective + as to compare two things, people, places etc. Use much + comparative degree

The pictures show views of Framlingham, a quiet town in England, and New York, a noisy city in the USA. Make collocations of these places matching the adjectives and nouns, and then use them to make sentences, as in the example. Framlingham is a quiet place, while New York is a noisy place. The streets in Framingham are…

quiet – noisy, clean – dirty/polluted, tall – small, cheap – expensive, modern – old, exciting - boring

city/town, place, nightlife, shops/hotels/restaurants, streets, building/houses

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