The document provides instruction on using imperatives and modal verbs like "can" and "can't" in English. It discusses using imperatives to give instructions and make requests, and how to make imperatives more polite by adding "please". It also discusses using modal verbs like "can" and "can't" to express ability or opportunity. The final sentences discuss writing a set of rules for a situation and creating a process paragraph instructing how to do something.

1. What did we learn last session?

2. Challenge Check
Find a map and give us the directions to get from one place to another.
Use the vocabulary we learnt in the sesión.

4. Bare infinitive + Complement
Close the door, please.
Prepare the challenge for next session.
Don’t forget to study.
IMPERATIVE }
Used to give instructions, make invitations,
requests, suggestions
* To use a negative imperative form to forbid
something: put "do not" or "don't" before the
verb in infinitive form.

5. Subject + can/can’t + Bare infinitive
He can’t play the guitar well.
She can study English everyday.
Can you help me with this?
CAN } MODAL VERB "can" is used to express ability, opportunity to
do something. You can also use it to request or offer something.
We make an imperative sound more polite.

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8. Activity
Write a set of rules for a particular situation.
Example: Cinema, Playing a sport, a game, going to class…
Read the rules to the others for them to guess the context.

9. Simon Says!
https://wordwall.net/resource/31411775/simon-says

10. Challenge
Create a process paragraph instructing someone how to do something, such as making
the perfect cup of coffee, planting a tree, washing your dog, etc.