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Modal Verbs

Modal Verbs with Simple Definitions and Usage Examples - MR ...

Exercise I:Complete each sentence using Modal verbs:

1.I should finish my homework before I go out.
2.You don’t need to bring food; everything is provided.
3.The box must be heavy for me to lift alone.
4.Students must wear a uniform at this school.
5.We should hurry, or we’ll miss the bus.
6.You must wear a seatbelt when driving; it’s the law.
7.I’m not sure, but she might be late today because of the traffic.
8.Can you help me with this math problem, please?
9.Students must not use their phones during the exam.
10.If you want better grades, you should study more regularly.
11.It’s cloudy, so it might rain later.

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Essay: Unit 13

The journalist was very observant, and she could quickly identify small but important details. One day, she decided to commence writing a story about a terrible famine that had changed many lives. During the famine, many families had to migrate to other countries to survive. Some of them traveled by vessel, crossing the sea in search of hope.
Her goal was to revive the forgotten memories of that difficult time. The morning she visited the old village was hazy, but soon the sun began to gleam softly through the gray sky. She met an old man who chose to persist and stay in his home even when others were leaving.
When she finished her article, she gave it to the editor. The editor carefully read every word and said that the story was powerful and meaningful. The journalist felt proud because she had told the truth and used her voice to share an important part of history.

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Essay: Unit 12

One day, the urban population noticed that factories were starting to pollute their city. The air was no longer audible with birds singing, but full of noise. A brave and frank girl decided to reveal the truth about the problem. She said it was urgent to prohibit harmful activities and decrease pollution. The mayor agreed and decided to abolish the old harmful rules.

Soon, the people began to ignite hope in their hearts and work together. In the end, they created an adequate plan to protect their city and make it clean again.

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The Facebook party that became a riot

The Facebook party that became a riot
How did a quiet 16th birthday celebration turn into a riot? This article is based on an event that happened over a decade ago.

I. Match the sentence halves to make things that can go wrong at a party. Write a–f next to the numbers 1–6.
1. Someone breaks – e. an expensive glass
2. Loads of people you don’t know – a. gatecrash the party
3. Someone spills – d. their drink on the carpet
4. The neighbours complain – f. about the noise
5. Your mates post – c. embarrassing photos from the party on Facebook
6. Someone falls asleep – b. in your parents’ bed

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Essay: Unit 11

In the past decade, there was a frequent conflict between the majority and the minority in a small town. A solitary writer tried to find evidence to understand the real problem. He had a strong vision of peace and unity.
One day, he caught a glimpse of hope when people started talking calmly. In recent days, they decided not to hesitate to share their feelings. They realized that violence was absurd and unnecessary.
The writer later turned this story into a piece of fiction, hoping it would inspire others to choose peace․

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Words to learn this week: Unit 11

Evidence-ապացույց
Solitary-միայնակ
Vision-տեսողություն
Frequent-հաճախակի
Glimpse-ակնթարթային հայացք
Recent-վերջերս
Decade-տասնամյակ
Hesitate-տատանվել
Absurd-անհեթեթ
Conflict-հակամարտություն
Minority-փոքրամասնություն
Fiction-գեղարվեստական գրականություն

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