BASIC INTRODUCTION TO MODALS

The topic of modals introduces primary children to special verbs that express necessity, possibility, permission, and ability. Modals such as can, could, may, might, must, and should help us communicate our thoughts more effectively. For instance, "can" shows ability (I can ride a bike), while "must" indicates necessity (You must do your homework). This topic encourages children to understand how modals change the meaning of sentences and express different attitudes. By learning modals, children can construct sentences that show their ideas about what is possible or required. Engaging activities and examples, like using modals in fun role-plays, will make learning this essential aspect of English grammar enjoyable and relatable, enhancing their communication skills.