
Semaine 7 – Jour 3 Modals : SHOULD
Modals: SHOULD
Donner des conseils
👋 Introduction
Tu sais maintenant :
- ✔️ Parler de capacité → can
- ✔️ Parler d'obligation → must
Mais dans la vraie vie, on ne donne pas seulement des ordres. On donne aussi des conseils.
On dit : You should study more. You should sleep early. We should practice every day.
Aujourd'hui, tu apprends à donner des conseils comme un adulte. Et ça rend ton anglais plus naturel.
Écoute l'audio (2 écoutes recommandées) puis réponds aux questions.
📄 Transcript
Regarde entièrement la vidéo du cours du jour.
Modal Verbs — Obligation · Advice · Ability · Possibility
📖 Partie 1 : Reading Comprehension — 8 QCM sur le texte
✍️ Partie 2 : Production écrite — Email de conseil (60-90 mots)
📌 Aide-mémoire : Modal Verbs
🔴 Obligation : must (obligation forte) · have to (obligation externe) · mustn't (interdiction) · don't have to (pas nécessaire)
🟠 Advice : should (conseil) · shouldn't (déconseiller) · ought to (devoir moral) · had better (avertissement)
🟣 Ability : can (capacité présente) · can't (incapacité) · could (capacité passée)
🟢 Possibility : may (possibilité/permission formelle) · might (possibilité incertaine) · could (possibilité future)
Getting Your First Job: What You Need to Know
Finding your first job is not easy. But you can prepare well.
Before you apply, you should learn about the company. A manager might ask you why you want to work there. You must be ready with a good answer.
Your CV is important. It must be clear and have no mistakes. You mustn't write false information. If you don't have much experience, you should write about your skills and your studies.
For the interview, you ought to practise common questions like "Tell me about yourself." You have to arrive on time. You had better arrive early, not late. Being late can be a problem.
During the interview, you must speak clearly. If you don't understand a question, you can ask again politely. You mustn't interrupt. You shouldn't say bad things about your old school or job.
After the interview, you may send a short thank-you message. You don't have to do this, but it shows you are serious.
Remember: every interview helps you learn, even if you don't get the job.
Hi Adjoua,
Don't worry, you can do this! You should learn about the company before the interview. You must arrive on time — don't be late. Wear nice, clean clothes. You shouldn't use your phone during the interview. Speak clearly and smile. You don't have to be perfect, just be yourself. After the interview, you may send a thank-you message.
Good luck!
Konan
(~70 words — Obligation ✅ · Advice ✅ · Possibility/Ability ✅)







