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1.The teacher will read the statement aloud.
2.If you think the statement is true, answer ‘Yes!’
3.If you think the statement is false, answer ‘No!’

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Aira Kho

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Yes or NoVersión en línea 1.The teacher will read the statement aloud. 2.If you think the statement is true, answer ‘Yes!’ 3.If you think the statement is false, answer ‘No!’ por Aira Kho 1 A modal is a helper word that always comes with an action verb. Yes No 2 Modals can make sentences sound polite. Yes No 3 “Can” is used to show ability. Yes No 4 “Must” is used to give advice. Yes No 5 “Could” is more polite than “can” when making a request. Yes No 6 Interrogative sentences are used to ask questions. Yes No 7 All questions in letters must use WH-words. Yes No 8 WH-questions help us ask for specific information. Yes No 9 “May I join the group?” is an example of a polite request. Yes No 10 “Give me your pen” is a polite sentence. Yes No 11 Modals are only used in spoken English, not in letters. Yes No 12 “Will” can show certainty or prediction. Yes No 13 Using polite modals in letters helps the reader respond positively. Yes No 14 An interrogative sentence ends with a period (.) instead of a question mark. Yes No 15 “Might” expresses certainty about an action. Yes No

Yes or NoVersión en línea

1.The teacher will read the statement aloud. 2.If you think the statement is true, answer ‘Yes!’ 3.If you think the statement is false, answer ‘No!’

por Aira Kho

A modal is a helper word that always comes with an action verb.

Yes

Modals can make sentences sound polite.

Yes

“Can” is used to show ability.

Yes

“Must” is used to give advice.

Yes

“Could” is more polite than “can” when making a request.

Yes

Interrogative sentences are used to ask questions.

Yes

All questions in letters must use WH-words.

Yes

WH-questions help us ask for specific information.

Yes

“May I join the group?” is an example of a polite request.

Yes

“Give me your pen” is a polite sentence.

Yes

Modals are only used in spoken English, not in letters.

Yes

“Will” can show certainty or prediction.

Yes

Using polite modals in letters helps the reader respond positively.

Yes

An interrogative sentence ends with a period (.) instead of a question mark.

Yes

“Might” expresses certainty about an action.

Yes

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Yes or NoVersión en línea

por Aira Kho

A modal is a helper word that always comes with an action verb.

Modals can make sentences sound polite.

“Can” is used to show ability.

“Must” is used to give advice.

“Could” is more polite than “can” when making a request.

Interrogative sentences are used to ask questions.

All questions in letters must use WH-words.

WH-questions help us ask for specific information.

“May I join the group?” is an example of a polite request.

“Give me your pen” is a polite sentence.

Modals are only used in spoken English, not in letters.

“Will” can show certainty or prediction.

Using polite modals in letters helps the reader respond positively.

An interrogative sentence ends with a period (.) instead of a question mark.

“Might” expresses certainty about an action.

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