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		Title: Where on earth is John? Target Structure: Expressing Certainty: Must, Can't, Might Level: Pre-Intermediate + Time: 45 minutes     Description:   Get your students speculating with this conversation-based worksheet. By the end of this lesson, your students will be able to use must / can't / might to express certainty. e.g. He must be stuck in traffic. / He can't have forgotten etc. It's a really important use of these modal verbs - and it takes students time to learn to use them fluently. This worksheet has a conversation based around some friends waiting for someone in a restaurant. There are lots of follow-up exercises to help your students with the target language. The worksheet rounds off with a role-play. Alternative British-English Version Where on earth is John? Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: Schooldays Target Structure: Prohibition and Obligation Level: Lower Intermediate+ Time: 45 minutes     Description:   This worksheets looks at some common language used when talking about rules. The language studied includes: * have to * have got to * (not) be allowed to * be supposed to The theme is schooldays, with three people giving their stories. There's a short reading, with practice exercises and lots of opportunities for your students to tell each other their memories! Alternative British-English Version Schooldays Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: The Exam Target Structure: Should Have / Would Have Level: Intermediate Time: 60 minutes     Description:   This is a great worksheet for talking about regrets, and giving advice. The structures are: "You shouldn't have" and "I wouldn't have". There's a conversation, practice exercises and a card-based speaking activity. It's great for intermediate-level students. Alternative British-English Version The Exam Find out more about our British / USA Worksheets.

		Title: What might have happened? Target Structure: Modals (could have, might have etc.) Level: Intermediate Time: 45-60 minutes     Description:   This two-page worksheet takes crime as the theme of the lesson. There's been a murder. What might have happened? There is a warm-up, a conversation, a grammar quiz, and speaking exercises. This worksheet is great for improving your students' speculation skills. They will quickly become comfortable with 'He must have', 'can't have' and other such phrases. [Updated July 2008}

		Title: The New Job Target Structure: Have to / Don't have to Level: Elementary / Pre-Intermediate Time: 40 minutes     Description:   This business-English worksheet is a great way to teach 'have to' and 'don't have to'. In addition, there are lots of common business expressions and vocabulary for your students. There's a conversation, practice activities and plenty of speaking activities. It's great for lower-level students.

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