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LESSON 5: WILLING TO SERVE? from Grammar through stories by Priscilla Karant. New York: St Martin’s Press, 2000. GRAMMAR: MODALS FOCUS 1: Meaning: Listening.

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1 LESSON 5: WILLING TO SERVE? from Grammar through stories by Priscilla Karant. New York: St Martin’s Press, 2000. GRAMMAR: MODALS FOCUS 1: Meaning: Listening of the story. What’s the main idea? Pairwork: summarize the main idea in one paragraph. Vocabulary: do you understand the italicized words below? Can you guess the correct meaning? Explain what you think these words mean: do-gooders, nonprofit, Thirteenth Amendment, outlaws, concede, social conscience

2 FOCUS 2: MODALS 1. Try to group these modals with similar meanings: Must ought to would prefer Might would rather be able to Should have to may Could had better can have got to

3 2. Read the sentences below. Look for errors in modals. Make the necessary corrections. 1. Students must to volunteer; otherwise, they won’t graduate. 2. Some should be hesitant about volunteering.

4 Focus 3: Retell the story. Pairwork/groupwork Focus 4: Write the story in your own words. Focus 5: Disucss the questions: 1. Have you ever volunteered at a nonprofit organization? Describe your experience. 2. What do you think of the parents’ lawsuit against mandatory volunteering? Would you ever join such a suit? Give reasons why you would or wouldn’t join.


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