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Contenidos Parrafo(Ejercicio) Parrafo(Ejercicio) II Unidad Descipcion Fisica II Unidad Descipcion Fisica Modal Auxiliares Modal Auxiliares Can Can May May Should Should Will Will Would Would Have to etc… Have to etc…

Trabajo en Grupo Realiza párrafo con elementos brindados por docente en cartulina Realiza párrafo con elementos brindados por docente en cartulina

II Unidad Modal Auxiliares Modales Auxiliares Modales Auxiliares Los verbos llamados verbos auxiliares modales, son usados antes de los infinitivos de otros verbos, y muestran en cierta manera el grado de seguridad, certeza, obligación, etc. de las acciones que se llevan a cabo Los verbos llamados verbos auxiliares modales, son usados antes de los infinitivos de otros verbos, y muestran en cierta manera el grado de seguridad, certeza, obligación, etc. de las acciones que se llevan a cabo

Características Modals are always followed by the base form of a verb or auxiliary verb Modals are always followed by the base form of a verb or auxiliary verb Modals are always the same form no matter what the subject is. Modals are always the same form no matter what the subject is.

Gramática los verbos modales no llevan `s' en la 3º persona del singular los verbos modales no llevan `s' en la 3º persona del singular She should go to the doctor. She should go to the doctor.

después de los modales usamos el infinitivo sin el `to después de los modales usamos el infinitivo sin el `to She must water the plants. She must water the plants.

No es correcto la presencia de mas de un auxiliar en una frase verbal con predicado No es correcto la presencia de mas de un auxiliar en una frase verbal con predicado He will can go. He will can go. He will be able to go. He will be able to go.

EXAMPLES A civil engineer can design roads A civil engineer can design roads A structural engineer have to design beams A structural engineer have to design beams An architect does not have to use SAP An architect does not have to use SAP A lawyer can not design, interpretate or analize building structures A lawyer can not design, interpretate or analize building structures

Meaning of Modals I clase Grado de Certeza I clase Grado de Certeza Situaciones Situaciones Segura Segura Probable Probable Posible Posible Imposible Imposible

II Clase Obligación y libertad e acción II Clase Obligación y libertad e acción Obligado hacer algo Obligado hacer algo Capaz de hacer algo Capaz de hacer algo Algo permitido Algo permitido Algo prohibido Algo prohibido

Grados de Certeza Certeza Total (Positiva o Negativa) Certeza Total (Positiva o Negativa) Must Must Must not Must not Will Will Will not (wont) Will not (wont) Can Can Can not (Cant) Can not (Cant)

Probabilidad/Posibilidad Probabilidad/Posibilidad Should Should Should not Should not May May May not May not

Débil probabilidad o posibilidad Débil probabilidad o posibilidad Might Might Might not Might not Could Could Could not Could not

Condicionalidad o posibilidad Condicionalidad o posibilidad Would Would Would not Would not Could Could Could not Could not

Obligación y libertad de Acción Obligación Fuerte Obligación Fuerte Must Must Prohibición Prohibición Must not, cant Must not, cant Obligación débil, sugerencia o recomendación Obligación débil, sugerencia o recomendación Should, might, may Should, might, may

Practice 1. She looks pretty sick - I think she ________ go to a doctor. can should 2. You've been driving all day - You ________ be exhausted! must should 1. She looks pretty sick - I think she ________ go to a doctor. can should 2. You've been driving all day - You ________ be exhausted! must should

3. You ________ smoke so much. It's bad for your health. can't shouldn't 4. Hey I'm lost - ________ you help me? Should Can 5. You have such a beautiful voice - You ________ sing for us! should can 3. You ________ smoke so much. It's bad for your health. can't shouldn't 4. Hey I'm lost - ________ you help me? Should Can 5. You have such a beautiful voice - You ________ sing for us! should can

Must and have to

May and Might

Shall and Should

Ought to and had better

Will and would

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