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    The document discusses modal verbs and transition signals. It contains 4 activities: 1) Identifying modal verbs in a conversation, 2) Filling in a crossword puzzle with modal nouns, 3) Classifying transition signals in a paragraph, and 4) Writing sentences using given transition signals. The document provides exercises to help learners practice and test their understanding of modal verbs and transition signals.

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    The document discusses modal verbs and transition signals. It contains 4 activities: 1) Identifying modal verbs in a conversation, 2) Filling in a crossword puzzle with modal nouns, 3) Classifying transition signals in a paragraph, and 4) Writing sentences using given transition signals. The document provides exercises to help learners practice and test their understanding of modal verbs and transition signals.

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    The document discusses modal verbs and transition signals. It contains 4 activities: 1) Identifying modal verbs in a conversation, 2) Filling in a crossword puzzle with modal nouns, 3) Classifying transition signals in a paragraph, and 4) Writing sentences using given transition signals. The document provides exercises to help learners practice and test their understanding of modal verbs and transition signals.

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    The document discusses modal verbs and transition signals. It contains 4 activities: 1) Identifying modal verbs in a conversation, 2) Filling in a crossword puzzle with modal nouns, 3) Classifying transition signals in a paragraph, and 4) Writing sentences using given transition signals. The document provides exercises to help learners practice and test their understanding of modal verbs and transition signals.

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    MODALS

    Activity 1: Let Us Talk!

    Read the conversation below and list the modal verbs used.

    Self-check:

    • Do you also wear a face mask like Ysa and Yna?

    • What words are used in expressing necessity of wearing face masks?

    Activity 2: Fill It Out

    Fill in the crossword puzzle with modal nouns defined below.


    Self-check:

    • Are you now more familiar with the meaning of some modal nouns?

    • Which of the modal nouns are you most familiar with?

    TRANSITION SIGNALS
    Activity 3: Classify the Connections

    Read the paragraph carefully. Take note of the underlined transition signal in each sentence. Classify
    each according to the eight (8) types of transition signal learned.

    When there is misunderstanding among friends, the usual reaction of those involved will sometimes
    turn their backs after an argument. (1) For example, friends who exchanged words would probably not
    talk for quite a while. (2) Moreover, they will try to convince their other friends that they are right. (3)
    Unfortunately, this will not help solve the problem. (4) As a result, when there is a communication gap,
    the longer the relationship will not be patched up. (5) To avoid this, friends should constantly
    communicate with each other.

    Activity 4: Write Me Down!

    On a separate sheet, construct sentences using the given transition signals.

    1. likewise ______________________________________________

    2. before ______________________________________________

    3. because ______________________________________________

    4. specifically ______________________________________________

    5. also ______________________________________________
    6. In other words ______________________________________________

    7. almost ______________________________________________

    8. given these points______________________________________________

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