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This document discusses the differences between modern art and graffiti. It notes that modern art artists typically have classical art training, while graffiti artists usually do not have artistic training. It also provides examples of conversations where people analyze and interpret meanings behind a strange modern art painting depicting a sleeping woman surrounded by red. The document concludes with examples of using modal verbs like "is", "can", "might" to express degrees of certainty or uncertainty about something potentially being a car.
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- 1. Hello Students The 1st of March Tuesday
- 2. Have you done your homework?
- 3. Do you know what are these? This is a Graffiti This is a Modern art
- 4. This is a Modern art
- 5. This is a Graffiti
- 6. There are 2 differences between modern art and graffiti 1.
- 7. 2. artists of modern art are people with training in classical art. Graffiti artists no artistic training
- 8. Conversation Kate: Look what a strange painting! Telmen: Yeah, I don’t understand much about Modern art. Is that a baby? Kate: I’m not sure. It doesn’t look like a baby. It might be a sleeping woman. Telmen: Mm? What does the artist want to show by that red colors around her? Kate: It looks like a snake but it can’t be. The woman’s face looks very peaceful. Telmen: You are right. So what is that red thing? Kate: The woman’s sleeping so red thing must be a blanket? Telmen: Of course, it is a blanket! And the red might mean that life in our society is hard. Kate: But woman’s sleeping peacefully so she must be happy! Yeah, I agree with you. Red might be for…
- 9. Grammar It is a car It definitely a car. 100% Yes
- 10. It must be a car I am almost sure it is a car. 80% yes
- 11. It can’t be a car. I am almost sure it isn’t a car. 80% No.
- 12. It might be a car Perhaps it is a car 50% yes
- 13. It isn’t a car. It definitely isn’t a car. 100% No
- 14. let’s practice
- 20. Thank you!