Throughout this lesson, students can practice both the positive and negative forms of can and could. It is designed for beginner students and focuses on the use of can and can’t to discuss ability, possibility and permissions. This lesson plan is a great introduction to modal verbs. Students always benefit from review, so keep these lesson plans close by so you can refer to them whenever you need to. Feel free to mix and match these lessons, using them in your daily warm-up activities. They are also wonderful resources if you need a quick review lesson for your students. These lesson plans are designed for understanding various modal verbs in English. Common modal verbs include can, could and should but there are many more of them that you’ll go over with your students. Modal verbs are different from other verbs because they come before the infinitive of another verb (without the word to). What are modal verbs?Ī modal verb is a type of verb that indicates likelihood, ability, requests, suggestions, or any other modality. Continue reading to learn more about the lesson plans and how to use them in your ESL classroom. This post is a goldmine for ESL teachers because it includes seven communicative lesson plans that are sure to please both you and your students. Excuse me.In this post, I will discuss several different modal verbs and ways to practice them with your ESL students. They couldn't speak English very well before but now _.16. (A) Can she _? (B) No, she can't right now.15. The company is looking for a person who _.14. I'm very sorry, but I don't think I _ help you.13. I need someone to teach my yoga class tomorrow. I was late for class last Thursday because _ start my car.11. _ find some information about traveling in Europe?10. He is late again! Why _ he arrive on time?9. _ remember everything our English teacher said yesterday?8. (A) Do you think they can cook well? (B) Yes, I _.7. He _ run very fast last year but now he can.6.
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