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    The document discusses modals, which are helping verbs used to express moods like ability, permission, obligation, and conjecture. It provides examples of different modal verbs like can, could, may, might, will, would, shall, should, must, and ought. It then provides an activity asking students to identify modals in sample sentences.

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    The document discusses modals, which are helping verbs used to express moods like ability, permission, obligation, and conjecture. It provides examples of different modal verbs like can, could, may, might, will, would, shall, should, must, and ought. It then provides an activity asking students to identify modals in sample sentences.

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    The document discusses modals, which are helping verbs used to express moods like ability, permission, obligation, and conjecture. It provides examples of different modal verbs like can, could, may, might, will, would, shall, should, must, and ought. It then provides an activity asking students to identify modals in sample sentences.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    DIVISION OF BOHOL
    Department of Education
    Region VII, Central Visayas

    Learning Activity No. 1


    ENGLISH 9

    Quarter : 1 Week : 1 Day : 1 Activity No. : 1


    Competency : Express permission, Obligation, and Prohibition using Modals (EN9G-lle-20)
    Objective : Identify the types of Modals
    Topic : Modals
    Materials : Activity Sheets
    Reference : (Ma. Liza F. Calilao 2004)
    Ma. Liza F. Calilao, Maria B. Eden, Imelda V. Macaraeg, Veronica A. Mendoza,
    Florencia L. Orleans, Raquel R. Reyes. 2004. English_HS.com 1V; Exam
    Planning.com. Bookman, INC.

    ENGLISH_HS.COM IV; ExamPlanning.Com`


    Copyrights : For Classroom Used only

    Concept Notes:

    The Modals

    Modal auxiliaries are helping verbs which are used with the principal verb to express certain
    moods like ability, inability, permission, obligation, willingness, and conjecture.( an opinion or idea
    formed without proof or sufficient evidence) .Modals do no change for person or number as other
    auxiliaries do. The meanings of modal auxiliaries should be understood clearly in order to use them
    properly.

    ( Source: ENGLISH_HS.COM IV)

    Examples of Modal Auxiliary Verbs.

    She can solve the problem.


    Can He can visit the museum.
    Can you go to the shopping mall?
    Could I use you bicycle please?
    Could He could not ride the horse.
    I could not attend the party.

    We may reach Delhi on Friday.


    May I may leave to Paris today.
    You may go to the beach to spend the weekend.
    They might get a chance.
    Might They might have helped you.
    The situation might be getting worse.

    He will go to the market in the evening.


    Will She will go to the market in the evening.
    We will go to the market in the morning.
    Would you like to take the tea?
    Would Dan hoped that he would pass his final exam.
    He would buy a laptop for you.

    I shall go to beach tomorrow.


    Shall We shall work six days a week.
    Shall I read book tomorrow?
    You should attend the class regularly.
    Should Jonny should abide by his promise.
    People should work sincerely.

    Either Peter or I must leave now.


    Must You must take breakfast every morning.
    Imust take interval.
    She ought to be generous.
    Ought He ought to wait for his friend once in a while.
    You ought to help the poor.

    ( Source: ExamPlanning.Com)

    Activity 1:
    Directions: Read the following sentences and underline the modals used.

    1. You must take a break you look tired.


    2. She will attend the faculty meeting.
    3. The president should take the consequences.
    4. Althea may spend the night with her friends.
    5. Would you come over for a tea?
    6. You shall proceed to the convention.
    7. Children ought to respect the elders.
    8. Addy can open the door.
    9. How could you do this to Annie?
    10. Trixie might arrive anytime soon.

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