Used when we Students will analyse Did we plan to visit can’t/don’t want to sentences and I will use Andrew in the hospital? Could/Couldn’t (simple I will explain that the term – do something. examples: Yes past tense of can/can’t) could/couldn’t is used Should/Shouldn’t Are we sure we’re going? instead of when you are able/unable be(in a future We’re supposed No should/shouldn’t. to. – context): to be visiting Is Jane going out? – When we have a Andrew at the Maybe positive feeling about hospital today. Did Jane say she’s going a future event out? Yes – I know we’re Is she sure she’s going supposed to be out? No – coming to the Are we positive that we concert tonight. are getting there by It shouldn’t be lunchtime? Yes – too late. Are we positive about We should get to going to the concert yours by tonight? No – lunchtime Jane is supposed I will also use CCQ’s to check to be going out. if students know if they’re You should not nouns or verbs. (answers on be worrying. Form) I may come up with other CCQ’s on the spot. Form
Used when we can’t/don’t want to do something. Should/Shouldn’t be(in a future context): When we have a positive feeling about a future event Students will analyse sentences and I will use examples: We’re supposed to be visiting Andrew at the hospital today. I know we’re supposed to be coming to the concert tonight. It shouldn’t be too late. We should get to yours by lunchtime Jane is supposed to be going out. You should not be worrying. Did we plan to visit Andrew in the hospital? – Yes Are we sure we’re going? – No Is Jane going out? – Maybe Did Jane say she’s going out? – Yes Is she sure she’s going out? – No Are we positive that we are getting there by lunchtime? – Yes Are we positive about going to the concert tonight? – No I will also use CCQ’s to check if students know if they’re nouns or verbs. (answers on Form) I may come up with other CCQ’s on the spot. Could/Couldn’t (simple past tense of can/can’t) instead of should/shouldn’t. I will explain that the term could/couldn’t is used when you are able/unable to. Form
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