Modals: Can and Should

The video tutorial introduces modal verbs, focusing on 'can' and 'should'. It explains how 'can' is used to express ability and 'should' is used for giving advice. The negative forms 'cannot' and 'shouldn't' are also discussed. An activity demonstrates the use of these modals with everyday objects like pencils, scissors, and potatoes. The video concludes with a review of the key points.

What is the negative form of 'can'?

• Can not

• Canned

• Canning

• Cannot

Which modal verb is used to give advice?

• Could

• Should

• Will

• Can

What is the correct form of 'should' when giving advice?

• Should to

• Shoulded

• Shouldn't

• Shoulding

What should you do with a pencil to keep it in good condition?

• Throw it

• Drop it

• Sharpen it

• Chew on it

What is something you cannot do with a pencil?

• Put it behind your ear

• Eat it

• Balance it

• Write with it

What is a safe practice when using scissors?

• Give them to babies

• Throw them

• Run with them

• Be careful with them

What should you do before eating a potato?

• Eat it raw

• Cook it

• Break it with your hands

• Wear it