This is a fun (real fun, promise!) grammar lesson about one of the uses of modal verbs. I know that students usually find modals boring, so this video is an activity that I thought up for my intermediate levels. We’ve done this one quite a few times, but with the exception that now I’ve turned it into a video (it used to be a powerpoint with a link to a video). I’m sure you’re going to find it a fun way to learn a little grammar.
Below you’ll find a link to a post that I put on the blog some time ago with a ‘longish summary’ on modals for possibility, probability and logical assumptions and a grammar activity.
PS I’ve uploaded the video again as the colours were really sh… and the example was not a very good one.
Here you will find some sentences to help you glue what you have just learnt
Here you will find a lot more information on modal verbs
modals for possibility, probability and logical assumptions + grammar activity
Thank you my dear Peter Pan 😀
Big hugs!!!!
Hahaha! It is a very funny video! Thank you for sharing it with us. It is always a very good idea teaching English using humouristic material. 🙂