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UNIT 5 CLEVER CAN – COULD – WILL BE ABLE TO MUST – HAVE TO QUESTIONS WITH HOW SUPERLATIVE and COMPARATIVE adjectives Modal verbs You must learn their meaning and you will know how to use them • • • • • • • CAN PODER (only present) COULD PODER (only past) BE ABLE TO + INFINITIVE SER CAPAZ DE / PODER (all tenses) MAY/MIGHT PUEDE QUE MUST DEBER HAVE TO TENER QUE … SHOULD /OUGHT TO DEBERIA…(advice) Modal verbs • Rules – They are followed by a verb in the base form There is one exception within these rules • I can run very fast HAVE TO + INFINITIVE – They are the same for all the pronouns • She/they/I/ you could make it better – They do not need auxiliars. They take direct negative and question forms • You can’t smoke here / Can you repeat that? – They never combine with another modal verbs • You can’t must read** Modal verbs • Rules (HAVE TO + INFINITIVE ) They are followed by a verb in the base form I have to run very fast if I wat to pass the test You have to conjugate the tense the same for all the pronouns Have /They has + are infinitive She/they/I/ you could make it better I have to work hard everyday / she has to study more You They have dotonot useneed the auxiliars auxiliars.DO They / DOES take direct +Havenegative + infinitive and question forms Youhave can’ttosmoke / Can you repeat that? Do you workhere on Sunday?/ Does she have to clean her room everyday? They never combine with another modal verbs You have to must read** Can, could and will be able to CAN / COULD / BE ABLE TO • First thing you mut know is that – CAN is used in the present tense I can speak three languages – COULD is used in the past tense I could touch my nose with my tongue when I was six – BE ABLE TO is a tense wich must be conjugated. I will be able to speak French in two years • I can speak three languages • I could touch my nose with my tongue when I was six • I will be able to speak French in two years These 3 examples talk about the ability of doing something either in the past, future or the present tense. • You can go out tonight because you have finished your homework • They couldn’t pass the driving test yesterday • I won’t be able to phone you tomorrow because I will be flying to New York They can be used to talk about something which is or isn’t possible in a particular situation Can and could Can expresses ability •I can speak English •You can’t play the guitar •Where can you play tennis? Could expresses ability in the past tense. It is also like CAN but in a formal way •I could touch my nose with the tongue when I was six •She couldn’t speak properly when she was 2 years old •Could you pass me the salt, please? • Will be able to expresses ability in the future. It can be also used with any other tense • I will be able to arrive on time at your party tomorrow • She won’t be able to speak properly if she doesn’t practice • will you be able to pass your driving exam tomorrow? Yes, I will http://www.eslgamesplus.com/mustcant-modal-moonshot/ • http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/ viewgame.asp?id=7710 • http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/ viewgame.asp?id=3826 MUST and HAVE TO Must expresses a strong obligation, or the lack of it (Mustn’t) • I must wear an uniform in the school • You mustn’t use the mobile phone in the school • It is also used to show that we are certain something is true What would you say if I show you this picture? “He must be her brother” And if I show you this one? “she must be her daughter” And with this one? “He can’t be her husband” MUST and HAVE TO Have to is used to express certainty, necessity, and obligation • The exam has to be corrected in the classrooom • You don’t have to eat that if you don’t want to http://www.englishpage.com/modals/interactivemodal2.htm http://mbonillo.xavierre.com/exercises/eso4/4eso2007/musthaveto1.htm https://www.englishclub.com/grammar/verbs-modals-have-to-must-notquiz.htm • http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/modal-verbs-ofobligation-exercise-1.html • http://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/modal-verbs-ofability-exercise-1.html • http://www.englishpage.com/modals/interactivemodal2.ht m • http://www.english-grammarlessons.com/musthaveto/exercise7.swf • http://www.better-english.com/easier/must2.htm • http://www.better-english.com/easier/must2.htm • http://www.agendaweb.org/verbs/modals-must-have-toexercises.html Questions with HOW • How far is your house? – It’s …… kilometres • How strict is your mother? – She is …. • How often do you wash your hair? – I wash my hair …. • How many people are there in your class today? – There are …. • How much is the cinema today? – It is… • How tall is your partner? – He/She is … • How funny is your best friend? – He/ She is … COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE • What can we find? • SHORT ADJECTIVES Short, small, heavy, pretty, big… • LONG ADJECTIVES Expensive, intelligent, amazing… • IRREGULAR FORMS • Good, bad, far… SHORT ADJECTIVES • • • • • • • Long Short Fat Thin Happy Pretty Heavy • • • • • • • Big Rare Noisy Small Cheap Light Fast LONG ADJECTIVE • • • • Interesting Handsome Expensive Intelligent • Artistic • Aggressive • Peaceful IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES •Good •Bad •Far It’s the fattest giraffe in COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES the world!! compare two things SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES Compare just one thing with the rest of things SHORT ADJECTIVES COMPARATIVE We add ………adjective –er – – – – Fast – faster Wild – wilder Long – longer Quiet – quieter • One syllable words ending with VOWEL + CONSONANT . – Big – bigger – Fat – fatter SUPERLATIVE We add the .. adjective -est Fast – the fastest Wild – the wildest Long – the longest Quiet – the quietest One syllable words ending with VOWEL + CONSONANT Big – the biggest Fat – the fattest • One sylable words ending with Y One sylable words ending with Y – Heavy – heavier – Pretty – prettier – Happy - happier We add ………..-ER THAN Heavy – the heaviest Pretty – the prettiest Happy – the happiest LONG ADJECTIVES COMPARATIVE We add……. MORE THAN – Artistic • She is more artistic than me – Intelligent • Elephants are more intelligent than dogs – Interesting • The film is more interesting than the book – Creative • My brother is more creative than his girlfriend – Peaceful • I’d like to live in a more peaceful world We add MORE ………..THAN SUPERLATIVE We add……. THE MOST Artistic She is the most artistic in the family Intelligent Dolphins are the most intelligent animals in the world Interesting This film is the most interesting I´ve ever seen Creative My brother is the most creative in the school Peaceful Which is the most peaceful place in the world? • http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/ viewgame.asp?id=6088 • http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/ viewgame.asp?id=6050 • http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/ viewgame.asp?id=9341 • http://www.englishexercises.org/makeagame/ viewgame.asp?id=1205 Unit 5 Vocabulary •Do you know the name of any composer, writer, painter…? Picasso , Velazquez, Lorca, Cervantes, Mozart, Vivaldi… •Do you know if there are intelligent animals?? Gorillas, monkeys, whales, dolphins, elephants, pigs…. • Do you consider yourself a clever person? A clever person is ….. Smart, astute, intelligent…. • Why? FAMOUS SKILLPERSON PERSON (noun) Jane Austen Paint Painter VenusWrite Williams Writer Nelly Dance Furtado Dancer Ferrán Adriá Program Kaká Cook José Carreras Compose William Shakeaspeare Play J.K Rowling Win Francisco Goya Sing Vincen Van Gogh Henry Ford Programmer WHAT DO YOU KNOW ABOUT THEM …… Cook Composer Player Winner Singer ADJECTIVES • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Artistic Common Intelligent Peaceful Wild Heavy Rare Fast Slow Aggressive Practical Stupid Light Domesticated