Howdy, beloved students!
Today we talked about ‘work’ and modals. So, I’d like you guys to watch this video, which gives some explanation on modals.
Since we won’t be having classes until March 14th, you’ll have some extra work to do:
Number 1
The sentences below are about different rules around the world. Choose the correct alternative to complete the sentences
1- You must/are allowed to/ can’t drive a car when you are 16 in the UK.
2- Children in Japanese primary schools have to/ don’t have to/ mustn’t clean their classrooms
3- In Singapore you can/ aren’t allowed to/ should eat chewing gum.
4- British men over the age of 18 have to/ don’t have to/ mustn’t do military service.
5- In Germany you are able to/ aren’t allowed to/ are supposed to mow the lawn on a Sunday.
6- You mustn’t/ don’t have to/ should eat with your left hand in India.
7- One hundred years ago, women in the UK were allowed to/ couldn’t/ had to vote.
8- You can’t/ are allowed to/ must get married at 16 in the UK with your parents’ permission.
9- You can/have to/ can’t vote in Japan if you’re 19.
10- Turkish men over the age of 20 have to/ should/ don’t have to do military service.
11- You shouldn’t/ ought to/ have to tip waiters and waitresses in Iceland.
12- You shouldn’t/ are supposed to/ are able to drive with your lights on during the day in Sweden.
13- In the USA you can/ ought to/ aren’t allowed to burn your own money.
14- Brazilians over the age of 18 have to/ don’t have to/ ought to vote.
15- In the 19th century, female teachers in the USA had to/ were allowed to/ weren’t allowed to get married.
Answers: 1-can’t 2-have to 3-aren’t allowed to 4-don’t have to 5-aren’t allowed to 6-mustn’t 7-couldn’t 8-are allowed to 9-can’t 10-have to 11-shouldn’t 12-are supposed to 13-aren’t allowed to 14-have 15-weren’t allowed to
So, were any of these rules surprising for you? Do you know other interesting/funny/weird rules from other countries?
Number 2
Imagine you work at a company with good working conditions, write a paragraph describing your company. Try to use the vocabulary from today’s lesson.
- the name of the company
- what your company does
- the number of employees
- working hours and overtime
- what employees can/should wear
- breaks and holidays
- any other interesting information
(Write your paragraph as a comment to this post, ok?)
Number 3
Workbook pages 10/11 (lesson 2A)
HAVE FUN! ENJOY YOUR HOLIDAY!
Teacher Iara 
1are allowed to
2have to
3can
4have to
5are supposed to
6mustnt
7couldnt
8are allowed to
9cant
10have to
11have to
12are supose to
13arent allowed to
14have
15werent
Tomoorow I finish i’m tired now after i finish teacher
1-You can’t drive a car when you are 16 in the UK.
2- Children in Japanese primary schools have to clean their classrooms
3- In Singapore aren’t allowed to eat chewing gum.
4- British men over the age of 18 have to do military service.
5- In Germany you are supposed to mow the lawn on a Sunday.
6- You should eat with your left hand in India.
7- One hundred years ago, women in the UK couldn’t vote.
8- You can’t get married at 16 in the UK with your parents’ permission.
9- You have to vote in Japan if you’re 19.
10- Turkish men over the age of 20 have to do military service.
11- You have to tip waiters and waitresses in Iceland.
12- You shouldn’t drive with your lights on during the day in Sweden.
13- In the USA you can burn your own money.
14- Brazilians over the age of 18 have to vote.
15- In the 19th century, female teachers in the USA had to get married.
2. Chamex is a company that makes paper, notEbooks, files, without harming the nature.It has a billion of employees who work 6 hours a day because they can’t spend a lot of time at work,they always have time to relax on breaks, on weekends, on holidays and on vacations.The employees have to wear their uniforms.