MODAL VERBS (different functions)
NOTES FROM CLASS
need to (to do something in order to achieve something)- have to (obligation)
didn't need to - needn't have + p.p.
I didn't have to/ didn't need to buy flowers because my friend did it. (you didn't buy because it was not necessary)
I needn't have bought flowers, but I did. ( you did the action, but it was unnecessary)
should have +p.p. - regret, critics
Grammar practice with speaking: RESPONDING TO REQUESTS
WOULD YOU MIND: ASKING FOR PERMISSION and MAKING REQUESTS
Speaking practice: SUGGESTIONS and ADVICE (TOPICS)
Grammar review: MODALS OF ABILITY, PERMISSION AND ADVICE
Grammar review: TALKING ABOUT THE FUTURE
PUT ADJECTIVES INTO CORRECT FORM
Reading practice: ANCIENT EGYPTIAN FASHION
Structure/writing practice: COMPLEX SENTENCES PRACTICE
Grammar practice: CHANGE QUESTIONS INTO PASSIVE
VERBS WITH TWO OBJECTS (PASSIVE)
FILL IN THE CORRECT PASSIVE FORM OF THE VERB
Conversation questions with SECOND CONDITIONAL
Review: TYPES OF IF-CLAUSES
HOW CONDITIONAL SENTENCES ARE MIXED
MIXED TYPES OF CONDITIONALS (exercise)
Correct mistakes: ADJECTIVE and ADVERB (REVIEW)
CONDITIONAL SENTENCES COMPLETION (FIRST & SECOND)
ZERO CONDITIONAL - facts, timeless truth
If + Present Simple, Present Simple
If you heat water up to 100 degrees C, it boils.
If you face the north, I see the ocean / the west is on your left.
FIRST CONDITIONAL - real, possible, likely to happen situations
If + Present Simple, Future Simple (will + V1/ can + V1)
If I have time tonight, I'll watch a new movie.
SECOND CONDITIONAL - unreal, impossible, unlikely to happen, imaginary situations
If + Past Simple, would/could + V1
If I had enough money, I would buy a new car.
If I were you, I would read more in English.
