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by Vica Zabroda
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At the beginning of the Unit 4 , we read and discussed an article about differences and correct in different cultures . We learned new vocabulary related to the topic , such as " " , and checked your comprehension of the reading piece . Next , we reviewed the use of modals of . Now , you know that we have the following modals to express necessity :
1 ) must , have to and have to - to show strong necessity
2 ) must not - to show prohibition and don't have to - to express of necessity
3 ) had better - for
4 ) should and ought to - to advice
5 ) be supposed to and be to - to show
6 ) Finally , you know that we can make suggestions using " " and " might " . ?
There are many small details and exceptions to most of the rules , so read them carefully in your coursebook . Next class , we will continue the Unit 4 with the Practice section exercises .
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