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Modals are used to convey

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Let sh!
En gl i
MODALS
Lesson: Expressing Permission.
Prohibition and Obligation

Objectives:

1. Express permission, obligation, and


prohibition using modals;
2. Use the modals in everyday life through
identifying the meaning of different signs;
and
3. Appreciate the importance of using modals.
E !
I T Y TIM
AC TIV
Unlock the
message by writing
the instruction
using modals.
Example: Nakabili
ka na ba ng suka?

Answer: You should


buy vinegar now!
1. Anak, 9:00
na. Maaga pa
pasok mo
bukas.
2. Ano ba naman?
Bakit ma
alikabok ang
sahig at table?
3. Alas onse
na, di pa
nakakasaing?
4. Anong oras
mo na naman
plano umuwe?
5. Ayaw mo ng
ulam kaya hindi
ka na naman
kumain?
Rules
are created to bring order
and system. Thus, we
have rules in our lives, in
every place or even in the
way we do things.
Examples:
You must keep the door
closed.
We should remove our
shoes before we enter.
However, in some instances,
instructions are not directly
stated. Thus, we should be
able to understand the
implied permission,
obligation, lack of
obligation, or prohibition.
Examples:
The room is air-
conditioned.
(You must keep the door
closed)
Examples:
Shoes are not allowed
inside the house.
(You should remove your
shoes before you enter)
Match each rule
with its location.
Write only the letter
of your answer.
1. You
cannot
touch
the
animals.
2. You
mustn’t
pick
flowers
3. You
should
observe
silence
while
reading.
4. You
have to
clear the
table for
the next
user.
5. You
cannot
check in
before
2:00
p.m.
6. You
must
wear
bathing
suit or
trunks.
7. You
should be
careful
not to
break the
test
tubes.
8. You
have to
listen to
the
Gospel.
9. You
should
not throw
tissue in
the bowl.
10. You
cannot
touch the
paintings.
Did you understand our
lesson?

Prepared by: MA’AM RECCA MAY R. MEJIA


A.ACTIVITY NO.1
Complete the following sentences using can or can’t.

1. We ______ feed chicken with chocolates and cereals.


2. Crocodiles ___________ keep open their jaw under water.
3. We _______ run or jog with a dog for fitness and bonding.
4. Cats have more rods so they ______ sense motion at night better than
humans.
5. Although sharks can easily catch their prey, they _______ chew well.

Prepared by: MA’AM RECCA MAY R. MEJIA


Complete the sentences using must or mustn’t.

6. We _________ eat in the library.


7. I _______ do my homework every day.
8. Students __________ use their mobile phones to play
tricks or do gambling.
9. You __________ open your books during
examination.
10. We _____ observe respect and kindness in dealing
with our teachers and classmates.

Prepared by: MA’AM RECCA MAY R. MEJIA


Prepared by: MA’AM RECCA MAY R. MEJIA
Let’s check:

Answers:
1. Can’t 6. Mustn’t
2. Can 7. Must
3. Can 8. Mustn’t
4. Can 9. Mustn’t
5. Can’t 10. must
Prepared by: MA’AM RECCA MAY R. MEJIA
Using modals of
permission, obligation,
and prohibition, write
school rules based on
the following indirectly
stated regulations. Use
the function in the
parentheses as your
guide.
Ex. Break time is from
9:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
(Prohibition)

Answer: You should not


buy food before or after
the scheduled period.
1. School begins at 7:00 a.m.
(Obligation)
2. The school promotes “Honesty
is the best policy”. (Prohibition)
3. Report cards are issued only
to parents or guardians
(Permission)
4. Respect is highly-
valued in the school
(Obligation)
5. Bullying is not tolerated
in the school. (Prohibition)
Parents and teenage children usually
argue about so many things. Each
voice wants to be heard. Complete
the table by writing down your and
your parent/guardian’s stand on the
following areas in creating family
rules. In the last column, make a
win-win solution with your parents
by finding the middle ground. Use
modals in writing your answers.

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