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Alejandra Moreno

The document discusses using "have to" and "don't have to" to express obligation and lack of obligation. It provides examples of using these phrases in sentences. It also discusses using other phrases like "can", "can't", "must", and "mustn't" to ask or refuse permission, show personal necessity, and indicate what is not allowed.

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Unit 7 “Modern Life” Alejandra Michelle Moreno Romo 4ºF T/M Universidad de Guadalajara Sistema de Educación Media Superior Preparatoria Regional de Puerto Vallarta Bachillerato por competencias
7.1 I have to go • We use have to/has to to express obligation in the present and future • To express the absence of obligation we use don’t/doesn’t have to Have to/Has to
Example - I have to go to school today - She has to do her homework - I don’t have to watch T.V all day - He doesn’t have to do it
Vocabulary - Hi Frank, do you have a minute? - Sure - I just wanted to ask you if you can take care of John tonight while I’m at work - Of course, we always have a great time together. -Gabe do you want to go to the party with me? -I’m sorry, I can’t I have a history exam tomorrow and I need to study -Never mind, it’s find. I’ll ask Mary
-Sarah -What? -Can you come with me to the mall to buy a dress? -How about some other time? -I have to go to my math class right now -I mean tomorrow -It depends -Of what? -What time do you want to go? I have to go to a wedding. -To Robert and Brenda’s wedding? -Yes, how do you know that? -Because I’m invited to. That’s why I need the dress. -Oh, it’s a small world! But I’ll go with you, I need a dress too.
7.2 Air travel Can We use them to ask or refuse permission Must To show that we personally feel that it’s necessary Can’t/ Mustn’t When we are not allowed to do something Can, can’t, must, mustn’t
Example -Excuse me Sr. You can’t smoke in here -Mom, Can I go out with my friends? -Will, you must put your sit belt when you drive -She mustn't smoke here, I hate it.
Vocabulary Mark: I think I forget my hand luggage in the taxi Robert: Go and get it while we buy the boarding pass, give me your passport. John: What time does the flight takes off? Robert: At 5:00, we need to be in the checked-in at 3:00 and at the gate B-15 at 4:40 John: What are we going to do while we wait the plane? Mark: We can take a coffee at the departure lounge. John: how are we going to go to Alex house when the plane land? I don’t know his address, do you? Mark: He’s going to be waiting for us in the arrivals. Robert: I found my hand luggage! I thought the taxi driver was gone but he was talking to some girls and I….
7.3 Modern Artists Who, which and that are relative pronouns that refer to the subject or the object of the main clause. When they refer to the object, they can be omitted. We use who/that for people And Which/that for things, animals and ideas Who, which, that
Example -This is the doctor who I meet yesterday - Do you remember the CD which I bought yesterday? - I think the girl that is on the corner it’s really pretty
Vocabulary -What are we going to do today at the office -We’ll sign a contract with a new member -I finally own a gallery! It feels amazing!
-You’re just jealous because I won the first prize and you we’re second I love collect works of art, they look incredible on my walls.
7.4 What’s on TV Both Is used for two things or people. And it’s use in affirmative sentences All Is used for more than two people or things. And it’s use in affirmative sentences Neither For two people or things, it’s used in negative sentences None For more than two people or things and it’s used in negative sentences. Both, All, Neither, None
Example -Chris and I, we both love watch sci-fi movies - Dalia and Rose don’t eat sushi. Neither of them like it. - My brothers and I are going to go to a party tonight. We all love parties. -Look at those 5 guys, None of them want to do the exam.
Vocabulary Sports shows The News Talk show Weather forecaster
Vocabulary Comedy Soap Opera Documentary Game Show
7.5 Live by the rules Example - Be early in the morning - Have a good presentation - Eat only at the lounge area - Keep the common area clean - Respect others and their personal space
Vocabulary Take out the trash Turn up the music, please Teacher: Hand in Your homework
Put on your shirt Now, take it off Turn down the music!
7.6 Get a job Linking words help you to connect ideas and sentences, so that people can follow your ideas. Linking words Example I love books, I love read fantasy, romantic books, also I think read improves your vocabulary, your creativity and your imagination, in addition, you can laugh for hours and hours, another thing that I love about books is that you can travel around the world and the universe in your imagination, but they’re really expensive, however I always download them from the internet.
Vocabulary I have a full- time job at Danny's Store

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  • 1. Unit 7 “Modern Life” Alejandra Michelle Moreno Romo 4ºF T/M Universidad de Guadalajara Sistema de Educación Media Superior Preparatoria Regional de Puerto Vallarta Bachillerato por competencias
  • 2. 7.1 I have to go • We use have to/has to to express obligation in the present and future • To express the absence of obligation we use don’t/doesn’t have to Have to/Has to
  • 3. Example - I have to go to school today - She has to do her homework - I don’t have to watch T.V all day - He doesn’t have to do it
  • 4. Vocabulary - Hi Frank, do you have a minute? - Sure - I just wanted to ask you if you can take care of John tonight while I’m at work - Of course, we always have a great time together. -Gabe do you want to go to the party with me? -I’m sorry, I can’t I have a history exam tomorrow and I need to study -Never mind, it’s find. I’ll ask Mary
  • 5. -Sarah -What? -Can you come with me to the mall to buy a dress? -How about some other time? -I have to go to my math class right now -I mean tomorrow -It depends -Of what? -What time do you want to go? I have to go to a wedding. -To Robert and Brenda’s wedding? -Yes, how do you know that? -Because I’m invited to. That’s why I need the dress. -Oh, it’s a small world! But I’ll go with you, I need a dress too.
  • 6. 7.2 Air travel Can We use them to ask or refuse permission Must To show that we personally feel that it’s necessary Can’t/ Mustn’t When we are not allowed to do something Can, can’t, must, mustn’t
  • 7. Example -Excuse me Sr. You can’t smoke in here -Mom, Can I go out with my friends? -Will, you must put your sit belt when you drive -She mustn't smoke here, I hate it.
  • 8. Vocabulary Mark: I think I forget my hand luggage in the taxi Robert: Go and get it while we buy the boarding pass, give me your passport. John: What time does the flight takes off? Robert: At 5:00, we need to be in the checked-in at 3:00 and at the gate B-15 at 4:40 John: What are we going to do while we wait the plane? Mark: We can take a coffee at the departure lounge. John: how are we going to go to Alex house when the plane land? I don’t know his address, do you? Mark: He’s going to be waiting for us in the arrivals. Robert: I found my hand luggage! I thought the taxi driver was gone but he was talking to some girls and I….
  • 9. 7.3 Modern Artists Who, which and that are relative pronouns that refer to the subject or the object of the main clause. When they refer to the object, they can be omitted. We use who/that for people And Which/that for things, animals and ideas Who, which, that
  • 10. Example -This is the doctor who I meet yesterday - Do you remember the CD which I bought yesterday? - I think the girl that is on the corner it’s really pretty
  • 11. Vocabulary -What are we going to do today at the office -We’ll sign a contract with a new member -I finally own a gallery! It feels amazing!
  • 12. -You’re just jealous because I won the first prize and you we’re second I love collect works of art, they look incredible on my walls.
  • 13. 7.4 What’s on TV Both Is used for two things or people. And it’s use in affirmative sentences All Is used for more than two people or things. And it’s use in affirmative sentences Neither For two people or things, it’s used in negative sentences None For more than two people or things and it’s used in negative sentences. Both, All, Neither, None
  • 14. Example -Chris and I, we both love watch sci-fi movies - Dalia and Rose don’t eat sushi. Neither of them like it. - My brothers and I are going to go to a party tonight. We all love parties. -Look at those 5 guys, None of them want to do the exam.
  • 15. Vocabulary Sports shows The News Talk show Weather forecaster
  • 17. 7.5 Live by the rules Example - Be early in the morning - Have a good presentation - Eat only at the lounge area - Keep the common area clean - Respect others and their personal space
  • 18. Vocabulary Take out the trash Turn up the music, please Teacher: Hand in Your homework
  • 19. Put on your shirt Now, take it off Turn down the music!
  • 20. 7.6 Get a job Linking words help you to connect ideas and sentences, so that people can follow your ideas. Linking words Example I love books, I love read fantasy, romantic books, also I think read improves your vocabulary, your creativity and your imagination, in addition, you can laugh for hours and hours, another thing that I love about books is that you can travel around the world and the universe in your imagination, but they’re really expensive, however I always download them from the internet.
  • 21. Vocabulary I have a full- time job at Danny's Store