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Is there such a thing as too much power? Write down your ideas. Lady Macbeth LO: To identify imperatives and modals in a text and construct my own piece of writing applying Is there such a thing as too much power? Write down your ideas.

LADY MACBETH: The messenger announces Duncan’s entrance into my fortress, where he will die. Come, you evil spirits, make me less like a woman and more like a man, and fill me from head to toe with deadly cruelty! Thicken my blood and clog up my veins so I won’t feel guilty, so that no human emotion can stop my evil plan or prevent me from accomplishing it! Come to my female body and turn my mother’s milk into poisonous acid, you murdering demons, wherever you hide, invisible and waiting to do evil! Come, thick night, and cover the world in the darkest smoke of hell, so that my sharp knife can’t see the wound it cuts open, and so heaven can’t peep through the darkness and cry, “No! Stop!” Is Lady Macbeth too powerful? Read her speech again and try all 3 tasks!

Imperatives are strong commands. 1) 'Could you close the door?' 2) 'Close the door.' What kind of person would say sentence 1 and what kind of person would say sentence 2?

Can you think of some imperatives that Lady Macbeth might use? 1: Kill the king, now! 2: Do as I tell you. 3: Come back to my fortress. 4: Get over here, messenger! 5: 6: 7:

Which modals would Lady Macbeth use? Meaning Example can to express ability I can speak a little Russian. to request permission Can I open the window? may to express possibility I may be home late. May I sit down, please? must to express obligation I must go now. to express strong belief She must be over 90 years old. should to give advice You should stop smoking. would to request or offer Would you like a cup of tea? in if-sentences If I were you, I would say sorry.

Imagine you are Lady Macbeth, speaking to Macbeth Imagine you are Lady Macbeth, speaking to Macbeth. What would you say to influence Macbeth kill the king? Write a speech ensuring you use modals and imperatives. Come here now, you silly man. I have something you must do. You need to kill the king. You will do it! You should listen to me when I’m talking to you, this is my fortress! Go upstairs, right now, and stab King Duncan with this dagger.

It’s time to convince Macbeth!