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    1.

    Making an Offer / asking for request/ Asking for permission


    May, will, can, could

    Student A: Can I bring your stuff ms?


    Ms Nais : No, its fine.. but would you please open the door for me?
    Student A : Yeah sure
    Student B: Ms, may I use the projector for my presentation today?
    Ms. Nais : go ahead. Will you use speaker too?
    Student B : If its possible, I would like to
    Ms Nais : Budi, could you help me set the projector and speaker?
    Budi: I am sorry ms, Im afraid I can’t. I have to go to the rectorate office. May I leave the
    class ms?
    Ms Nais : Oh what for?
    Budi : I have no idea, but the staff told me to go there.
    Ms Nais : Ok, you may go now. But you have to get back asap.

    2. Obligation/ necessity, have to/ don’t have to/ must, can, should

    A : Can you tell me where the administration office, please?


    B : just go straight ahead, its on your right.
    A : Thanks, anyway do you know the requirements for graduation?
    B : ooh, we must submit our English Score and Payment proof.
    A : Do I have to bring the copy of my student iD card?
    B: you don’t have to, but I think you should bring it, in case they need that.
    A : How about my score transcript?
    B: You have to show it to the staff but you don’t have to submit it.
    Remember, you mustn’t forget the requirements.
    A: thanks, that’s very kind of you.

    3. Suggestion/ should/ ought to/ have to, can, had better.


    A : Im not feeling well
    B: what’s the matter?
    A: I have terrible headache and high temperature.
    B: You have to go home, I think you should see a doctor and take some rest.
    A : Yeah, I think I need to do it
    B : and you shouldn’t skip your lunch.
    A: Can I just leave the class?
    B: Yes sure, you must tell the teacher so you can go home.

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