Teacher
Today we’ll practice common grammar phrases and verb forms from Unit 4 and 5.
Student
Great! I want to know which phrase expresses an obligation or duty.
Teacher
Be supposed to expresses obligation, as in 'You are supposed to finish your homework.'
Student
And how about talking about plans that didn’t happen?
Teacher
A plan that didn’t happen is often shown with 'was going to' or 'I was going to travel last summer.'
Student
What about phrases meaning to recover from something?
Teacher
"Get over" means to recover from something, like an illness or a breakup.
Student
How do we use 'get used to' in sentences?
Teacher
Use 'get used to' to show adapting to something, e.g., 'I’m getting used to waking up early.'
Student
What does 'get through' mean here?
Teacher
'Get through' means to survive or endure something, like a difficult exam.
Student
And how about questions that end with a rising intonation?
Teacher
Statement questions often use a rising intonation, like 'You like coffee, right?'
Student
What is a tag question for 'So you have a new job, __________?'
Teacher
The correct tag is 'don’t you' for that sentence.
Student
How do we form passive voice with 'could'?
Teacher
The correct structure is 'could + be + past participle', e.g., 'could be done.'
Student
What crime involves stealing from a store while pretending to be a customer?
Teacher
Shoplifting is the crime described.
Student
What does 'jaywalking' mean?
Teacher
Crossing the street illegally.
Student
Which modal verb expresses advice or recommendation in passive voice?
Teacher
Should is used to express recommendation in passive sense.
Student
When is 'so that' used?
Teacher
'So that' expresses purpose or result, as in 'We left early so that we could arrive on time.'
Student
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Teacher
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