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Modal verbs like must, have to, and should are followed by an infinitive without "to". Must and have to express obligation, while should expresses suggestions and advice. Negatives are formed with "not" and interrogatives use subject-verb inversion. Mustn't expresses prohibition. Common uses are expressing what is required or advising what may be a good idea.
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This document defines and provides examples for 12 common English phrasal verbs: come across, come up with, fall apart, get along, get over, give up, look after, look up, call off, and go out. It defines each phrasal verb concisely and includes an example sentence to illustrate its meaning. The document is part of a class assignment to define key phrasal verbs.
This document discusses the use of "must", "have to", and related terms to express obligation and necessity in English. It explains that "must" is generally used to express the speaker's own opinion of obligation, while "have to" expresses what someone else considers obligatory. It also notes specific uses of these terms for the present/future vs. past, questions, negatives, and with other modal verbs or verb forms. The key terms "must", "have to", and their proper usage are the focus of this detailed guide to obligation and necessity in English.
This document provides information and examples about teaching modals, including had to and could. It explains that modals are used to talk about obligations, suggestions, advice, and expectations. Specific uses of had to as describing past obligations and necessities are explained. Examples are given for simple modals in the present and future and perfect modals in the past. Strong necessities are distinguished using must, have to, and have got to. Had better is explained for giving warnings. Should is described as offering advice. Could and might are presented as being more gentle than should. Suggested classroom activities for practicing modals through surveys, sentence pairs, and conversation cards are outlined.
This document discusses the modal verbs "must", "have to", and "mustn't" which are used to express obligation, necessity, and prohibition in English. It provides examples of how each modal verb is used in positive and negative sentences. Key points covered include:
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- "Mustn't" is used to express prohibition and is the negative form of "must".
- Modal verbs like "must" are always followed by the bare infinitive form of the main verb without "to".
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The document is a pledge for a student to stop using cuss words. It states that the student will refrain from cussing at others and will use nicer words instead of bad words when frustrated. If the urge to cuss arises, they will tell an adult. By making this pledge, the student believes they can help end cussing.
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This document discusses the use of "must", "have to", and related terms to express obligation and necessity in English. It explains that "must" is generally used to express the speaker's own opinion of obligation, while "have to" expresses what someone else considers obligatory. It also notes specific uses of these terms for the present/future vs. past, questions, negatives, and with other modal verbs or verb forms. The key terms "must", "have to", and their proper usage are the focus of this detailed guide to obligation and necessity in English.
This document provides information and examples about teaching modals, including had to and could. It explains that modals are used to talk about obligations, suggestions, advice, and expectations. Specific uses of had to as describing past obligations and necessities are explained. Examples are given for simple modals in the present and future and perfect modals in the past. Strong necessities are distinguished using must, have to, and have got to. Had better is explained for giving warnings. Should is described as offering advice. Could and might are presented as being more gentle than should. Suggested classroom activities for practicing modals through surveys, sentence pairs, and conversation cards are outlined.
This document discusses the modal verbs "must", "have to", and "mustn't" which are used to express obligation, necessity, and prohibition in English. It provides examples of how each modal verb is used in positive and negative sentences. Key points covered include:
- "Must" and "have to" both express obligation, but "must" implies obligation from the speaker's perspective while "have to" often refers to an external obligation.
- "Mustn't" is used to express prohibition and is the negative form of "must".
- Modal verbs like "must" are always followed by the bare infinitive form of the main verb without "to".
This letter provides a recommendation for Monique Robbins, praising her as a diligent, dedicated, and hard-working actor who is always prepared and challenges herself. The writer has worked with Monique for three years and believes she would be an asset to any agency, as demonstrated by her positive energy on previous film and theater productions.
The document is a pledge for a student to stop using cuss words. It states that the student will refrain from cussing at others and will use nicer words instead of bad words when frustrated. If the urge to cuss arises, they will tell an adult. By making this pledge, the student believes they can help end cussing.
We use reported speech to convey what another person has said, thought, or believed by making changes to the tense and words. When reporting something said in the present, future, or present perfect, the tense does not change, but when reporting something said in the past, the tense is changed to the past. However, if what was said in the past remains true today, changing the tense to past is optional. We also change other words like pronouns and adverbs of time and place when reporting speech.
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The document lists requirements for a position for a new English teacher. It states that candidates must have at least three years of teaching experience, must be over 25 years old, and must not smoke at school. Additionally, candidates do not have to be a native English speaker or have strong ICT skills, but they do have to be fun. The document provides information on the meanings and uses of "must", "mustn't", "have to", and "don't have to".
The document contains a student named Seidy Saraguro's homework assignments. The first assignment asks her to define a procrastinator and discuss what self-motivation means. The second assignment has her write 5 sentences using "make", "get", and "have" with a grammar booster of rewriting sentences using "let". The assignments provide practice with definitions, grammar structures, and rewriting sentences.
The document discusses the use of the present continuous tense in English. It can be used to describe temporary situations, changing or developing situations, frequently repeated actions expressed with words like always or continually, actions happening at or around the moment of speaking, and fixed arrangements in the near future. Common time expressions used with the present continuous include now, at the moment, at present, nowadays, today, tonight, always, and still.
This document contains definitions for 30 common English idioms, including their meanings and example sentences. Some idioms defined are "bark up the wrong tree", "cat got your tongue", "easy as pie", "fair-weather friend", "get this show on the road", and "leave no stone unturned". The idioms cover a wide range of topics from being easily frightened to making trouble to showing one's emotions openly. All definitions and examples are sourced from the Scholastic Dictionary of Idioms copyright 1996.
Este documento presenta los comentarios de tres jueces sobre logos presentados para un concurso de logotipos para un proyecto que involucra a cuatro países. El primer logo representa claramente la unión de los cuatro países de manera concisa. El segundo logo es original y moderno pero falta incluir el acrónimo del proyecto. El tercer logo es digital y dinámico pero contiene un error ortográfico y también falta incluir el acrónimo.
Las redes sociales son plataformas virtuales que conectan a personas con intereses comunes y les permite compartir y crear contenido de manera colaborativa. A diferencia de la Web 2.0, las redes sociales permiten que los usuarios generen y editen contenido como blogs y documentos compartidos, y fomentan la participación activa de los visitantes a través de foros de discusión y comunidades de aprendizaje.
The Trilogue, consisting of the European Commission, European Parliament, and Council of Ministers, committed to adopting the EU Data Protection Regulation and related Police Directive by the end of 2015. The Rapporteur for the European Parliament said agreement could be reached by year's end if all parties compromise. Both directives will be negotiated together as a package. The parties will hold several meetings through July and September to work through the texts article by article. All sides expressed optimism that the tight deadline can be achieved.
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This document analyzes the mental health needs of Asian Muslim women (AMW) and the psychological interventions available to them. It finds that AMW underutilize mental health services due to cultural, social, and religious barriers. Major depressive disorder is common among AMW, yet psychotherapy is underutilized as a treatment due to stigma. While services exist, early termination of treatment is common. For psychological interventions to be effective for AMW, they must be culturally sensitive and address barriers like language and stigma. Cognitive behavioral therapy shows promise but must be adapted to the cultural context of AMW.
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11. For the sake of this example, let's say
you're a guy, she's a girl, and you've
told her she reminds you of some girl
you sat next to last year at school.
13. One time we were hanging out at
Starbucks, and some guy walked right
up to her, looked at her and said, 'You
are the most beautiful woman I've
ever seen, I'd really like to go out with
you'".
14. And when you say the "you are really
beautiful" part, look right at her and
really imagine that it's you saying it to
her.
20. "This guy is crazy, he talks about how
awesome this product is, then looks
right at the customers and says, 'You
really need to buy this right now,' I
mean he sells a lot of stuff, but I could
never do that."
21. Then when you say the "you should
buy this" part, look directly at them
and really mean it.
22. What this does is get the person to
imagine whatever it is you said (you
should buy this, you are really
beautiful, etc) without feeling like YOU
are saying it, so they won't feel any
pressure.