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Презентация, доклад на тему Western Democracies. Grammar Lesson. Modal Verbs
Содержание
- 1. Western Democracies. Grammar Lesson. Modal Verbs
- 2. Answer the questionsWho is the head of
- 3. Phonetic ActivitiesGovernmentHeadPoliticalTo discussTo reviseJudicialBranchPermanentPolicyAn opposition
- 4. TranslateHe who loves not his country, can
- 5. Match the word with their definitions
- 6. Make combinations
- 7. Fill in the vocabulary
- 8. Grammar: may, might & be allowed toMay
- 9. This modal verb MAY expresses permission, uncertainty,
- 10. MIGHT expresses greater uncertainty on the part
- 11. The next meaning of MIGHT is reproach.
- 12. Make sentences with may or mightDo you
- 13. Make negative sentence with may not or
Answer the questionsWho is the head of the British Government?How many houses does Parliament consist?What are they?Who is in the House of Commons?Who elects them?Who forms the House of Lords?Are they elected?
Слайд 2Answer the questions
Who is the head of the British Government?
How many
houses does Parliament consist?
What are they?
Who is in the House of Commons?
Who elects them?
Who forms the House of Lords?
Are they elected?
What are they?
Who is in the House of Commons?
Who elects them?
Who forms the House of Lords?
Are they elected?
Слайд 3Phonetic Activities
Government
Head
Political
To discuss
To revise
Judicial
Branch
Permanent
Policy
An opposition
Слайд 4Translate
He who loves not his country, can love nothing (George Gordon
Byron)
The good of the people is the highest law (Markus Cicero)
The more corrupt the state, the more laws (Cornelius Tacitus)
England expects every man will do his duty (Horatio Nelson)
Be noble in every thought and in every deed! (Henry Longfellow)
The good of the people is the highest law (Markus Cicero)
The more corrupt the state, the more laws (Cornelius Tacitus)
England expects every man will do his duty (Horatio Nelson)
Be noble in every thought and in every deed! (Henry Longfellow)
Слайд 8Grammar:
may, might & be allowed to
May – for the Present Tense
Might
– for the Past Tense
Be allowed to – the rest forms
May I come along?
He thought he might not have the chance of saying it after
You are to stay in bed until you are allowed to get up
Be allowed to – the rest forms
May I come along?
He thought he might not have the chance of saying it after
You are to stay in bed until you are allowed to get up
Слайд 9This modal verb MAY expresses permission, uncertainty, possibility
You may take the
book (the speaker gives permission)
MAY expressing permission is used only with the Indefinite Infinitive
May I use your phone?
MAY denoting uncertainty is used with all the forms of the Infinitive
A Forsyte might perharps still be leaving in that house
MAY expressing permission is used only with the Indefinite Infinitive
May I use your phone?
MAY denoting uncertainty is used with all the forms of the Infinitive
A Forsyte might perharps still be leaving in that house
Слайд 10MIGHT expresses greater uncertainty on the part of the speaker than
MAY
Mrs.Page reflected that though Andrew looked hungry he might not be hard to feed
The next meaning of MAY is possibility due to circumstances. And MAY is used in this sense only in affirmative sentences
You may see him every morning walking with the dog
Mrs.Page reflected that though Andrew looked hungry he might not be hard to feed
The next meaning of MAY is possibility due to circumstances. And MAY is used in this sense only in affirmative sentences
You may see him every morning walking with the dog
Слайд 11The next meaning of MIGHT is reproach.
I realize now how
you spent your days and why you were so forgetful. You might have told me, you know
Слайд 12Make sentences with may or might
Do you know if they are
married? I’m not sure. They _____
Do you know if she wants to go? I’m not sure. She____
Do you know if he is telling the truth? I’m not sure. He___
Do you know if he has a car? I’m not sure. He _____
Do you know if she wants to go? I’m not sure. She____
Do you know if he is telling the truth? I’m not sure. He___
Do you know if he has a car? I’m not sure. He _____
Слайд 13Make negative sentence with may not or might not
Is Jack in
his office? I’m not sure. He_____
Does she want to go? I’m not sure. She ____
Is he telling the truth? I’m not sure. He _____
Are they ready? I’m not sure. They____
Does she want to go? I’m not sure. She ____
Is he telling the truth? I’m not sure. He _____
Are they ready? I’m not sure. They____
