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    The document discusses the use of modal verbs like 'must', 'should', and 'shouldn't' in different sentences. It provides examples of sentences using these modal verbs in their affirmative and negative forms to express obligation, necessity, advice, and prohibition.

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    The document discusses the use of modal verbs like 'must', 'should', and 'shouldn't' in different sentences. It provides examples of sentences using these modal verbs in their affirmative and negative forms to express obligation, necessity, advice, and prohibition.

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    1-a)

    b)
    c)
    d)
    e)

    2- a) I’m in a hurry. Bye.


    b) I must lose weight.
    c) She mustn’t do this.
    d) Eat vegetables to be healthy.
    e) Did you lose your key chain?
    f) You must pay cash down.

    3- a) Yes, I must go to the doctor. / No, I mustn’t go to the doctor.


    b) Yes, I must lose weight. / No, I mustn’t lose weight.
    c) Yes, I told the truth. / No, I didn’t tell the truth.
    d) Yes, I am in a hurry. / No, I am not in a hurry.
    CEBRAC
    ENGLISH
    DAILY
    ROUTINE
    AUGUST 02
    DATE: ____________ ,____ , 202_2

    TWO, THIRTY P.M.


    TIME: It’s _______________

    WEATHER: The weather is ___________ today.

    SUNNY HOT

    CLOUDY RAINY COLD


    WORDS IN
    ACTION
    Useful Expressions

    DON’T WORRY: Não se preocupe

    TO BE CAREFUL: Ser cauteloso

    AS ALWAYS: Como sempre

    TURN UP/ DOWN: Aumentar / Abaixar

    WILL YOU... PLEASE?: Você faria a gentileza?


    Useful Expressions
    GRAMMAR
    FILE
    SHOULD
    (suggestion; recommendation; advice)

    SHOULD: Deveria
    He should study more.

    Should he study more?

    He shouldn’t study more.


    WHAT SHOULD THEY DO?

    I don’t have money I’m always tired.


    I’m a couch potato.
    for a new car.

    1
    2 3
    LISTEN, READ
    AND TALK
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    1-a) Where are my slippers?
    b) You should study more.
    c) She shouldn’t get up so late.
    d) Should I speak with her?
    e) Can you explain again?
    f) I will be very busy tomorrow.

    2- a)
    b)
    c)
    d)
    e)

    3- a) Yes, I should eat less. / No, I shouldn’t eat less.


    b) Yes, I should study more. / No, I shouldn’t study more.
    c) Yes, we should buy matches. / No, we shouldn’t buy matches.
    d) Yes, I am going to be an actor. / No, I am not going to be an actor.

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