Lesson:Essentials/CP47

May/might - Jobs

Simple Past (Irregular Verbs: come, cost, cut, do, draw) - School

Adverbs of Manner - The Den / The Living Room

going to: future meaning - Men's clothes

Indefinite article: a or an - The face

1. Complete with may, might or can:

• can means capable of doing (ability)
• may is used to ask permission - or - to say there is a fair possibility
• might is used to say there is a possibility but that it is not very likely

1. I _______ speak French well.
2. _______ I help you?
3. The Queen _______ visit tomorrow.
4. _______ I close the door?
5. I _______ go on holiday to Spain.
6. I _______ drive.
7. _______ I eat the last apple?
8. I _______ run faster than my brother.
9. I _______ eat steak tonight.
10. I _______ live to be more than a hundred years old.
11. I _______ swim.
12. My mother _______ call me today.
13. I _______ win the lottery this weekend.

2. Write the verbs in the present and past tense and after write sentences using he verbs

1. 
   
   
   
2. 
   
   
   
3. 
   
   
   
4. People sleeping in a train
   
   
   
5. Felipe Kast Encuentro con alumnos Ing Comercial, PUC
   
   
   

3. Choose the right answer:

1. They dance samba ____________ .
   

beautifully
beautiful

1. She planned their trip to Greece very ____________ .
   

carefully
careful

1. Jim painted the kitchen very ____________ .

badly
bad

1. She speaks very ____________ .

quietly
quiet

1. Turn the stereo down. It's too ____________ .
   

loud
loudly

1. He drives too ____________ .
   

fast
well

1. She knows the road ____________ .
   

good
well

1. He plays the guitar ____________ .

terribly
terrbile

1. We're going camping tomorrow so we have to get up ____________ .

soon
early

1. Andy doesn't often work ____________ .
   

hardly
hard

1. Sometimes our teacher arrives ____________ for class.
   

lately
late

7. Picture

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