This document provides vocabulary and grammar lessons about sports and modal verbs. It introduces vocabulary for various sports like hockey, judo, badminton and athletics. It also covers the use of modal verbs like can, must and should to express ability, permission, possibility and obligation. Adverbs of manner are also discussed, explaining how they are formed from adjectives using -ly or for irregular adverbs like fast, well, hard, high and far. Examples are provided to illustrate the use of modal verbs in the context of sports.

1. SPORTS AND MODAL VERBS
UNIT 5
Prepared by: Llalma

2. UNIT 5
CONTENTS Vocabulary on Sports
Modal Verbs
Adverbs of Manner

3. UNIT 5
VOCABULARY
HOCKEY-JUDO-BADMINTON
ATHLETICS-BASKETBALL-
TENNIS-TAEKWONDO-
FOOTBALL-CYCLING-
SWIMMING-BASEBALL ...

4. SPORTS
DO
JUDO
YOGA
BADMINTON
PLAY
FOOTBALL
BASEBALL
TENNIS
HANDBALL
GO
BOXING
SWIMMING
RIDING
CYCLING

5. I play basketball, I do chess and I go cycling every
week.

6. UNIT 5
USE OF ENGLISH 1
MODAL VERBS:
CAN-MUST-SHOULD

7. UNIT 5
MODAL VERB 1
CAN expresses
ABILITY
He can play tennis

8. UNIT 5
MODAL VERB 1a
CAN expresses
PERMISSION
Can you open
the
door?

9. UNIT 5
MODAL VERB 1b
CAN expresses
POSSIBILITY
She can jump
ten
metres tall.

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MODAL VERB 2
MUST expresses
OBLIGATION
He must train
every day.

11. UNIT 5
MODAL VERB 3
SHOULD expresses
RECOMMENDATION
Sportsmen
should
eat healthy food.

12. UNIT 5
ADVERBS OF MANNER
¡ADJECTIVES+-LY
HAPPY- HAPPILY
SAD- SADLY
QUICK-QUICKLY
IRREGULAR ADVERBS:
FAST/WELL/HARD/HIGH/FAR