Lesson 5

Expressions

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Emotions

Amazed

Happy

Confused

Disgusted

Embarrassed

Annoyed

Interested

Sad

Scared

Shocked

Modals and adverbs

Modals

It might mean he didn’t hear you

It may mean he didn’t hear you

It could mean he agrees with you

It must mean he doesn’t agree with you

Adverbs

Maybe it means he didn’t hear you

That probably means he agrees with you

Perhaps it means he doesn’t agree with you

Roleplay

Person 1: Have you met Nikolay, the student from Bulgaria?

Person 2: No, I haven’t

Person 1: Well, he seems really cool, but there’s one thing I noticed. He moves his head from side to side when you talk to him.

Person 2: Maybe it means he doesn’t understand what you say.

Person 1: Mmm. I don’t think so

Person 2: It probably means he doesn’t agree with you

Person 1: Actually no. I just googled it and I found out that people from Bulgaria move their heads from side to side when they agree with you.

Person 2: So that’s what it means.

Phrasal verbs with “get”

1. to get to do sth	9. to get behind with sth	17. to get sth on
2. to get to know sb	10. to get down	18. to get over sth
3. to get away	11. to get down to doing sth	19. to get to
4. to get across	12. to get sb down	12. to get through
5. to get ahead of sb	13. to get near	21. to get together
6. to get along with sb	14. to get in	22. to get out of
7. to get back	15. to get on	23. to get sth back
8. to get through	16. Get about

Prohibition, Permission and Obligation

Permission

You can turn right here.

You’re allowed to pass here.

Obligation

You have to turn left here.

You‘ve got to pass here.

Prohibition

You can’t turn right here.

You aren’t allowed to enter here.