Modal Auxiliary Verbs Lecture Notes

Use this modal auxiliary mini lesson/lecture notes when teaching or reviewing the use of modal auxiliary verbs.

• This resource is a Power Point presentation, and it contains information about modal auxiliary verbs. Past modal structures are not included (e.g. should have/would have/could have, etc.)
• The slides aim to supplement your lesson and grammar activities.
• This resource includes Canadian spelling.
• Lesson plan procedure to teach this grammar concept is not included.
• Be advised that this document is not editable, and it may not be posted on open (unsecured) online platforms.
• Please note that this resource does not come in paperless option, but you can import the PPT file into Google Slides™ if you wish to use it in your Google Classroom™.

⭐The downloaded file includes:

• Modal auxiliary verbs mini lesson - 55 slides on coloured background
• Modal auxiliary verbs mini lesson - 55 slides on white background
• Read It First document

⭐The presentation contains:

• General overview of modals
• Theory and examples (modals in context)
• Practice activities + Answer key

⭐This mini lesson may be used:

• As a standalone presentation to teach or review the use of modal auxiliary verbs.
• To supplement your grammar lesson and other teaching materials.

⭐This resource has been designed for Grade 8-11 ESL learners, upper-intermediate and advanced levels. However, it might be useful for ESL/ELA students below or above these grade levels.

⭐FILE DETAILS: Paper size: 8.5" x 11" (Standard US Letter). Documents are not editable unless otherwise stated. Resources are available either in a PDF or PPT file.

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