SEMAINE 18 – JOUR 6 ÉVALUATION Modals of Obligation & Permission
INTRODUCTION
Cette semaine, tu as appris à :
✔️ exprimer l’obligation
✔️ donner la permission
✔️ parler des règles et responsabilités
Aujourd’hui, tu dois montrer que tu peux : utiliser ces structures naturellement
LISTENING TEST
EVALUATION
Part 1: Modal Selection (Multiple Choice)
Circle the correct modal for each sentence.
Permission: « Excuse me, Sir. __________ I ask a question about the safety procedures? »
a) Can
b) May
c) Must
Internal Obligation: « I really __________ start practicing my English more often if I want to get promoted. »
a) have to
b) must
c) may
Lack of Necessity: « It’s a casual Friday! You __________ wear a suit to the office today. »
a) mustn’t
b) don’t have to
c) can’t
External Rule: « At the airport, all passengers __________ show their passports at the gate. »
a) have to
b) must
c) can
Prohibition: « You __________ park your car here. It is a restricted emergency zone. »
a) don’t have to
b) mustn’t
c) may not
Part 2: Professional Vocabulary
Fill in the blanks using: Mandatory, Authorized, In charge of, Handling, Bottom line.
Only __________ staff are allowed to access the employee files.
Attendance at the annual general meeting is __________; no one can skip it.
I am currently __________ three different projects at the same time.
Mr. Assoa is __________ the entire training department this semester.
We can discuss many details, but the __________ is that we must stay under budget.
Part 3: Error Correction
Each sentence contains ONE mistake. Find it and correct it.
I am responsible for manage the new website project.
You must not to use your phone during the takeoff.
If you are tired, you mustn’t come to the party tonight; it’s okay to stay home.
Does he has to attend the briefing every morning?
I can to speak English fluently now.
Part 1: Modals
b) May (Formal permission for a « Sir » or professional setting).
b) must (Internal desire/personal goal).
b) don’t have to (It is optional; you have the choice).
a) have to (An external law/rule from the airport authority).
b) mustn’t (It is strictly forbidden).
Part 2: Professional Vocabulary
Authorized (Official permission).
Mandatory (Obligatory by rule).
Handling (Actively managing specific tasks).
In charge of (Leadership position).
Bottom line (The most important point).
Part 3: Error Correction
Correction: I am responsible for managing… (Always use -ING after « responsible for »).
Correction: You must not use… (Never use « to » after a modal verb like must).
Correction: You don’t have to come… (« Mustn’t » means it is forbidden/illegal to come. Here, it is just optional).
Correction: Does he have to… (When using « Does, » the verb « have » returns to its base form).
Correction: I can speak… (Never use « to » after « can »).