1. Situation (two students): on the farm. Student A: Hi, America. What ...

<strong>1.</strong> <strong>Situation</strong> (<strong>two</strong> <strong>students</strong>): on the farm. Student A: Hi, America. What are you doing? Student B: Hi, Ana! I’m trying to help my horse. My horse is sick. Student A: Oh, what’s the matter? Student B: I came into the barn and he was laying on the ground. He seems very sick. Student A: (call) Well, I think you HAD BETTER CALL the vet or he could die. 2. <strong>Situation</strong> (three <strong>students</strong>): In the class, <strong>two</strong> <strong>students</strong> are sitting at their desks. Later one leaves and another student comes in. Student A: Hi, Hana. Did you write down the homework? Student B: Hi, Jose. Yes, I did. Student A: Can I copy it? Student B: Yes. Student A: (Hana pretends to copy the homework then says) Thanks Jose. (Hana accidently drops her pen on the floor.) Then leaves and says, “I have to go. See you tomorrow.” Student B: Bye! Student A leaves. Student C comes in: Hi Jose! Student B: Oh Hi Christy. Student C: Oh look, does this pen belong to you? Student B: (be) No, It doesn’t. It MUST BE Hana’s because she was sitting at this desk. 3. situation (<strong>two</strong> <strong>students</strong>): talking with a friend about doing something Student A: Hi Maria! Let’s go to a movie tonight. Student B: Oh hi Ji. That sounds like fun. Student A: What time do you want to go? Student B: Well let me look at my calendar. Oh no! I can’t go. Tomorrow I have a big writing report due. (finish) I OUGHT TO FINISH the report. 4. <strong>Situation</strong> (three <strong>students</strong>) : 1 st student is making plans to go to the wrestling match Student A: Hi Parvenah! Do you want to go with me to wrestling match tonight? Student B: Oh hi Anil. Well, that sounds interesting. Let me think about it. Student A: Ok. Please call me if you want to go. (Student A leaves) Student C comes in: Oh Hi Anil! I was thinking of going to the film festival tonight. Do you want to go with me? Student B: Thanks for asking Kammaly, but No! Parvenah asked me to go to the wrestling match and I think I WOULD RATHER GO to the wrestling match. (go) 5. <strong>Situation</strong> (<strong>two</strong> <strong>students</strong>) : Dad and daughter are talking Daughter: I did it! I did it! I got my driver’s license!” Dad: Congratulations, Juana, I’m really proud of you. Daughter: Thanks, Dad. Are you using the car tonight? Dad: No. I’m not using the car tonight? Daughter: Great! So MAY I HAVE the car tonight?(have) 6. <strong>Situation</strong>: Student A is at home and looking at his carpet. It has a hole in it. Student B comes to visit Student A: Ummm, look at my carpet. It has a hole in it, but I don’t have time to fix it. I’ll do it later. Student B rings the door bell. Student A: Opens the door. Well hi Andres! Come on in.

Student B: Thanks Giovanna. (student b walks in and trips over the carpet) (give st. B’s name) Andres! I just tripped on your carpet and almost fell!! There’s a hole in it! You HAVE GOT TO FIX it before someone gets hurt? (fix) 7. <strong>Situation</strong>: <strong>two</strong> people are at work discussing going to the conference Student A: Hi Monica. Did you know there is a conference in Atlanta next month? Student B: Oh hi Teresa. Yes I did. Student A: Are you going? Student B: Well, I asked my supervisor for the travel money. Student A: Did he give it to you? Student B: Not yet, so it is sort of iffy right now. I MIGHT GO. (go) 8. <strong>Situation</strong>: <strong>two</strong> people at work talking about plans for the evening Student A: Hi Desenet. It’s been a long day at work. I need a break. Student B: You are right Carlos. So do you want to do something after work? Student A: hmmmm What should we do? We might go to dinner together? Student B: Okay! LET’S GO out to dinner together. (go) 9. <strong>Situation</strong> Mom and son at home. Mom is in the kitchen cooking. Son is in the bedroom looking for his jacket. Son: Hey mom, have you seen my jacket? Mom: Look in the hall closet Moises. Son: (pretend to go and look in the hall closet) It’s not there. Mom: Look in the laundry. Son: (pretend to go and look in the laundry). It’s not there either. I CAN’T FIND it. (negative, find) 10. <strong>Situation</strong>: Dad and son. Dad is vacuuming the carpet in the house. Daughter is getting ready to go to soccer practice. Daughter: Bye Dad! I’m going to play soccer with my friends.” Dad: What? I couldn’t hear you Daniela. Daughter: (louder) I’m going to play soccer with my friends. Dad: (turns off the vacuum) What? Daughter: I’m going to play soccer with my friends. Dad: Did you wash the dishes? Daughter: I don’t have time! Dad: Now just wait a minute young lady! You can’t go yet. You HAVE TO WASH the dishes first. (wash) 1<strong>1.</strong> <strong>Situation</strong>: <strong>two</strong> people at work Student A: Hi Benigno. Guess what? Student B: What Cristiane? Student A: I heard that Martin was very angry with the boss yesterday. Student B: Do you think he will quit his job? Student A: I don’t know. He COULD QUIT. (quit) 12. <strong>Situation</strong>: <strong>two</strong> people on vacation at the hotel. One person, Jungsoon, is unpacking the suitcase. The other person, Yanira, is watching. Student A: (takes a towel out of her suitcase)

Student B: You know Jungsoon the hotel supplies towels. Student A: What Yanira? Student B: (Yanira points to the towel Jungsoon took out of her suitcase) The hotel supplies towels. Student A: I know that. Student B: Well then. You DON’T HAVE TO PACK a towel in your suitcase. (pack negative) Choose modals from this box ought to might can could have got to let’s had better would rather have to may(permission) (not) have to must (logical conclusion) Finish reviewing other modals from your take home test.