Sunday, August 27, 2017

Exercise of expressing obligation

1. Open link HTTPS://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kgYaJXhyFQ8 (lesson 3)

2. Read the note
Expressing obligation
Obligation is to say what it is necessary. Expressing obligation can be done by using "should". It can be used for present, future, and for the past when preceded by verb in past tense. The use of modal "should" in expressing obligation is divided into 3 types:
a. Should + present infinitive
    It can be used to express the     subject'obligation on duty.
Contoh : you should come early to the class

b. Should + continuous
     It is used to express the idea that the subject is not fulfilling his obligations or he/ she is acting foolishly, not acting sensibly and prudently
Contoh : the nan should be wearing helmet

c. Should + perfect
     This rule is used to express an unfulfilled obligation or sensible action that was neglected. In negative sentence. It expresses a wrong or foolish action in past.
Contoh : you should have studied math harder.

Exercise
1. Learn (no. 1 and 2)

2. Complete the sentences with "should" or "should have" + verbs in the bracket
    - I ... (pass) the exam. I have been studying hard.
    - I sent you a gift last week, you ... (accept) it
    - Why didn't you come to Jenny's house yesterday? You .... (come).
    - You are right. I ... (follow) your advice before.
    - You ... (check) the weather forecast before deciding to go.

3. Tell me
     - what expressing obligation is
     - when we express it
     - why it is necessary to express obligation
     - explain if there is any difference between obligation and suggestion
     - how you respond the expression of obligation
     - as a student, how much you know about school regulations (also give the reason)
     - how important and what happen if there is no rules

(After you've learnt about obligation, please tell me more about no. 3.
record (video) of your answer and explanation by your own words and submitted to my wa/line. Send it before my lesson ends.)
Thank you😉