Lesson 16
Lesson 16
Possibility
We use can/can’t to ask for permission or to say if something is possible or
not.
Must/mustn’t
Use must + infinitive without to
Must is a modal verb, and modal verbs are followed by an infinitive without to.
I must go to the doctor. (NOT I must to go to the doctor.)
Do you have to get up early tomorrow? (NOT Have you to get up early
tomorrow?)
Did you have to buy a new sound card?
We don’t have to stay until: cho đến the end.
You don’t have to pick me up at the station. I can take a taxi. (=You can
pick me up, but you don’t need to do it).
Mustn’t
Prohibition
Use mustn’t to talk about something that you can’t do. It’s necessary that you
don’t do it.
Have to
External obligation
We normally use have to when there’s an external obligation. The obligation
doesn’t come from the speaker’s opinion; another person thinks it’s necessary.
You don’t have to wait here. (=You can do it, but it’s not necessary)
Mustn’t
Prohibition; it’s necessary that you don’t do it
We say that we mustn’t do something when we cannot do something; it
is necessary that we don’t do something.
You mustn’t wait here. (=You cannot do it; it’s against the rules)
Questions
To make questions, we use should + subject + infinitive. We don’t use the
verb do to make questions.
I think you should buy a new pair of shoes for the party.
I think we should go home; it’s very late.
Thêm
Lisa is sitting thinking about her birthday party next week with her friends. Lisa plans to invite a
magician to perform interesting magic tricks like dove that will surprise everyone. Then they
enjoyed a birthday cake made by her mother.
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Tomorrow night is Lisa's sister's birthday, so now Lisa plans to celebrate her sister's birthday at h
ome and Lisa invites a magician to perform to surprise her sister because Lisa loves watching ma
gic. When the magic trick ended, a pigeon appeared, and her sister and everyone were overjoyed.
Finally, Lisa's mother brought in the cake and everyone enjoyed it.
Giờ kém (to – Đảo phút trước giờ cộng trừ 60-phút)
15’ = a quarter.