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This Exit Ticket Exercise is designed as a short post-learning assessment for students after studying the topic “Modal Verbs and Polite vs. Impolite Expressions.” The activity aims to check how well students can understand and apply modal verbs such as can, could, may, must, should, and would to make polite or impolite requests in English.

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This Exit Ticket Exercise is designed as a short post-learning assessment for students after studying the topic “Modal Verbs and Polite vs. Impolite Expressions.” The activity aims to check how well students can understand and apply modal verbs such as can, could, may, must, should, and would to make polite or impolite requests in English.

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"Send me the report now.” → This is a polite sentence

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Could you open the door, please? → This is a polite sentence

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“May I leave the room?” — the function of may in this sentence is for asking permission

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You ___ wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle. the correct word to complete this sentence is May

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You open the door. This is a impolite expression

 
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