Hope you are having a nice weekend!
Last week's lessons!
ESP!
"The Wooden O"
Remember you should be able to answer questions like?
What shape was the Elizabethan theatre?
What were the people who stood around the stage called?
How much did their tickets cost?
Who sat on the stage?
Where did the other people sit?
What was above the main part of the theatre?
What was above the stage?
How did Devils appear on stage?
What was used for special effects?
What were costumes like in Elizabethan times?
Did they use scenery?'
ANSWERS
Circular or octagonal.
Groundlings
One penny
Six penny gallants (stoolholders)
In the roofed galleries
Nothing ( the sky)
Through the trapdoor.
The inner stage.
They used contemporary costumes
No, they didn't.
See you Tuesday!
SAllyD
LAB 2
We started looking at modal verbs again : can could must
semi-modals have to
don't have to / don't need to
be allowed to
Present and Past
See the following table:
Obligation
(MUST/ HAVE TO)
You must/have to eat 5 pieces of fruit a day.
In GB you have to drive on the left. (Rules and regulations)
PROHIBITION
MUSTN’T
You mustn’t drink that water
Can’t
You can’t smoke in here!
ISN’T/AREN’T ALLOWED TO
You aren’t allowed to take photos here
Possibility/ permission
Can
You can smoke here!
Be allowed to
You are allowed to smoke here!
.
NO Obligation
DON’T/doesn't HAVE TO
John doesn’t have to get up tomorrow. It’s a holiday!
DON’T/doesn’t NEED TO
John doesn’t need to wear a suit to work.
PAST
Permission
COULD (PAST)
MANY YEARS AGO YOU COULD SMOKE ANYWHERE.
WAS/WERE ALLOWED TO
I WAS ALLOWED TO STAY OUT TILL MIDNIGHT.
PROHIBITION
COULDN’T
I couldn’t wear heels to school.
Wasn’t/weren’t allowed to
They weren’t allowed to use the phone.
Obligation
HAD TO He had to buy a new car. or
No obligation
Didn’t have to /Didn’t need to
She didn’t have /didn’t need to buy a new dress for the wedding because she used her mother's!
Vocabulary!
We looked at house /bedroom words!
We also looked at conversation fillers!
Really! Yes! I see! etc.
See you next week!
SAllyD
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