Overview
Help your B1 students use common modal verbs to give advice, talk about rules and obligations, ask for permission, and describe possibilities. This practical grammar lesson includes clear explanations, controlled practice, real-life situations, problem-solving activities and plenty of speaking practice.
Why Teachers Like It
Modal verbs are essential for everyday English, but students often confuse should, must, have to, could, might and don’t have to. This lesson explains the differences clearly and gives students plenty of opportunities to use them in realistic situations.
4 PDFs
PDF 1 – What Do You Mean?
Understand the main uses of common modal verbs with clear examples and controlled practice.
PDF 2 – Modal Verb Practice
Practise choosing, correcting and using modal verbs in everyday conversations.
PDF 3 – Modal Verbs in Real Life
Give advice, create rules, discuss possibilities and solve everyday problems.
PDF 4 – The Big Modal Verb Challenge
Use modal verbs in realistic problems, conversations and a final weekend-planning challenge.
Includes Teacher’s Keys and REAL ENGLISH BOX activities.
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