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Juliane and her mother are preparing to travel to Pucallpa and must hurry to catch their flight. Juliane asks if they can leave, while her mother requests Juliane's help with the heavy baggage. They discuss the possibility of rain and ensuring they report to reception on time.
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Modal auxiliary.pptx
- 1. Good Morning
- 4. Juliane : Mother, shall we go now? It's already late. We may miss the flight. Mother : The baggage is very heavy, Juliane. Could you help me? Juliane : Don't worry, mom. I can carry the baggage. Mother : It might rain today. You had better take two umbrellas. Juliane : I'll do that. Anything else? Mother : May I ask John also to join us at Pucallpa? He can cook quite well. Juliane : We mustn't disturb John. I can manage that. We must report at the reception at 11 a.m. Please hurry up. Mother : OK, let's leave.
- 5. Function Sentence Modal Verb Ability I can carry the baggage. Can Carry Permission May I ask John also to join us at Pucallpa? May Ask Request Could you help me? Could Help Offer I’ll do that. Will Do Predicting It might rain today. Might Rain Obligation We must report at the reception. Must Report
- 6. Function Sentence Modal Verb Ability I can carry the baggage. Can Carry Permission May I ask John also to join us at Pucallpa? May Ask Request Could you help me? Could Help Offer I’ll do that. Will Do Predicting It might rain today. Might Rain Obligation We must report at the reception. Must Report
- 7. 1. Shall I meet Johnsy, doctor? 2. She thinks that she is not going to get well. 3. Johnsy can recover soon. 4. Can I give her some milk? 5. She needs rest. 6. She may like your company. 7. I can give her medicines at the right time. 8. She likes to draw pictures. 9. She might be ready now. 10.May I take her for a walk
- 8. Stating a Fact Indicating Ability Showing Possibility Seeking Permission She thinks that she is not going to get well. Johnsy can recover soon. She may like your company. Shall I meet Johnsy, doctor? She needs rest. I can give her medicines at the right time. She might be ready now. Can I give her some milk? She likes to draw pictures. May I take her for a walk.
- 9. Stating a Fact Indicating Ability Showing Possibility Seeking Permission She thinks that she is not going to get well. Johnsy can recover soon. She may like your company. Shall I meet Johnsy, doctor? She needs rest. I can give her medicines at the right time. She might be ready now. Can I give her some milk? She likes to draw pictures. May I take her for a walk.