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    This document contains an English lesson on modal verbs and the passive voice for a student named Diego Armando Trujillo López. It includes exercises to complete sentences using modal verbs like "must", "should", and "might". It also has an exercise rewriting sentences from active to passive voice. For example, changing "The boy writes poems" to "Poems are written by the boy". The lesson provides practice with important English grammar concepts.

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    This document contains an English lesson on modal verbs and the passive voice for a student named Diego Armando Trujillo López. It includes exercises to complete sentences using modal verbs like "must", "should", and "might". It also has an exercise rewriting sentences from active to passive voice. For example, changing "The boy writes poems" to "Poems are written by the boy". The lesson provides practice with important English grammar concepts.

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    This document contains an English lesson on modal verbs and the passive voice for a student named Diego Armando Trujillo López. It includes exercises to complete sentences using modal verbs like "must", "should", and "might". It also has an exercise rewriting sentences from active to passive voice. For example, changing "The boy writes poems" to "Poems are written by the boy". The lesson provides practice with important English grammar concepts.

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    Actividad de Produccion 2.4

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    This document contains an English lesson on modal verbs and the passive voice for a student named Diego Armando Trujillo López. It includes exercises to complete sentences using modal verbs like "must", "should", and "might". It also has an exercise rewriting sentences from active to passive voice. For example, changing "The boy writes poems" to "Poems are written by the boy". The lesson provides practice with important English grammar concepts.

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    CARRERA: LIC.

    DERECHO Y LITIGACIÓN ESTRATÉGICA

    ALUMNO: DIEGO ARMANDO TRUJILLO LÓPEZ

    3er CUATRIMESTRE

    ASIGNATURA: INGLÉS
    NIVEL 4
    GRUPO: B

    ACTIVIDAD 2.4
    English IV – Lesson 2.4

    English Level 4
    Lesson 2.4
    Activities

    Production Activity 2.4: Revisa las notas gramaticales anteriores.

    Complete the sentences using the modal verbs listed in the boxes below. Some
    gaps may have more than one correct answer.

    1. Lucy's engagement ring is enormous! It must have cost a fortune.

     CAN  COULD  MUST  MIGHT  SHOULD

    2. If you want to get a better idea about Bristol, you should walk
    uptown and explore the district called Clifton.

     CAN  COULD  MUST  MIGHT  SHOULD

    3. Please make sure to water my plants while I am gone on holiday. If they don't
    get enough water, they could die.

     CAN  COULD  MUST  MIGHT  SHOULD

    4. You should take your umbrella along with you today. The
    weather forecast said there will be some heavy showers today.

     CAN  COULD  MUST  MIGHT  SHOULD

    5. I'm not really sure where Helen is. She must be in the living
    room, or perhaps she's in the garden.

     CAN  COULD  MUST  MIGHT  SHOULD

    6. You might be kidding! It can't be true.

     CAN  COULD  MUST  MIGHT  SHOULD


    Exercise 2: Choose the correct substitute for each modal verb.

    1. He needs to go to the hospital. He has to go to the hospital.

     HAS TO  IS ALLOWED TO  IS ABLE TO

    2. I can use a word processor. I have to use a word processor.

     HAVE TO  AM SUPPOSED TO  AM ABLE TO

    3. The children may watch TV tonight. The children are allowed to watch TV.

     HAVE TO  ARE ALLOWED TO  ARE SUPPOSED TO

    4. You mustn't drive without a license. You are not allowed to drive without a license

     DO NOT HAVE TO  ARE NOT ALLOWED TO  ARE NOT ABLE TO

    PASSIVE VOICE

    Excercise 3: Rewrite the following sentences as suggested:

    1.The boy writes poems.

    _ Poems are written by the boy ________________________

    2.The girl drove the blue car.

    ___ The blue car was driven by the girl. _______ __________

    3.They have collected enough money.

    __ Enough money has been collected___________________

    4.They will open a new restaurant.

    _ A new restaurant will be opened. ____ ______________

    5.The little boy can draw pictures.

    _ Pictures can be drawn by the little boy. _________________

    6.The guard watched the prisoner.

    _ The prisoner was watched by the guard_________________


    7.They will not play soccer.

    _ Soccer will not be played______________________ __

    8.They believe that he writes good poems.

    _ It's believed that he writes good poems. _________________

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