This document discusses expressing surprise and modal verbs. It defines expressing surprise as an expression used when receiving unexpected news, gifts, or events. There are formal and informal ways to express surprise. Modal verbs are words that accompany other verbs and indicate possibilities, obligations, or permissions. The document lists common modal verbs like can, could, shall, will, and may. It provides examples of modal verbs in sentences and questions about expressing surprise.

1. EXPRESSING
SURPRISE

2. WHAT IS EXPRESSING
SURPRISE...?
EXPRESSING SURPRISE IS AN EXPRESSION OF
SOMEONE WHEN GETTING A SURPRISE.
FOR EXAMPLE, WHEN SOMEONE GOT A
PRESENT, SAW OR HEARD GOOD OR BAD
NEWS, ETC.

3. ANSWERING SURPRISE
EXPRESSIONS
THERE ARE 2 (TWO) WAYS AND TYPES TO
ANSWERING SURPRISES EXPRESSIONS:
1. FORMAL
2. INFORMAL

4. TELLING SURPRISE
EXPRESSIONS
IN GENERAL, SURPRISE EXPRESSION USED TO
TELL SOMEONE ABOUT A STORY OR NEWS OR
USED TO GIVE A GIFT TO SOMEONE

5. QUESTIONS OF EXPRESSING
SURPRISE
1. Holy : The party was terrible!
Jonas : ______ ?
2. Yoona: Raku had a nice vacation.
Misaki: ______ ?
3. Maya : I met Greyson yesterday!
Luna : Wow! _____
4. Daddy : I bought you a smartphone
Tata : _____ ? Thank you dad!
5. It was _____ that you’re won
English competition.
– I can’t believe it
– Was it
– You’re kidding
– Oh no!
– Amazing
– What a
– Are you serious
– Did he?

6. 6. ______ surprise! You made it!
Congratulations.
7. You asked Nata to do your
homework? _____ ! Don’t be lazy.
8. ______ ! I left my bag on the
restaurant.
9. Willy : Cissy won on English
Competition yesterday!
Fanny : what a ______ ! I’m proud of
her!
10. You’re ______ ! That was impossible.
– What a
– Please
– Pardon
– Oh no!
– Surprise
– kidding

7. MODAL

8. WHAT IS MODAL....?
Modal are form of words that help verbs.
Modal must be paired with verbs. Therefore,
modals are verb pronouns.

9. TYPES OF MODAL
THERE ARE 2 TYPES OF MODAL :
MODAL PRESENT MODAL PAST
Can Could
Shall Would
Will should
Shall Might
May Had to
Should

10. QUESTIONS OF MODAL
SENTENCES
1. ____ I use your phone?
2. ____ you tell me where the nearest
bank is?
3. You ____ study hard.
4. I ____ not text you tonight.
5. ____ you come to my party?
6. ____ borrow your money?
– MAY I
– CAN
– MUST
– SHALL
– COULD
– WILL
– WILL