Unit 5 c Grammar in use Modals Making

• Must: ใชเมอเกอบแนใจวาเปนจรงหรอถกตอง ตวอยาง - She’s been working all day, so she must

Making requests Pat and Anne are classmates. Pat’s pen runs out: Pat: My pen’s

Too / Enough • too + adj/adv ตวอยาง - He is too old to

Phrasal verbs • look after ดแล [to be responsible for or to take care

• look forward to sth ตงตาคอย , ตงใจคอย [to be thinking with pleasure

• look up คนหา (คำศพทหรอขอมล ) [to look for information in a dictionary

Answer Key (Ex. 13) Suggested Answer Key (Ex. 13)

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Unit 5 c Grammar in use • • Modals Making assumptions Making requests Too/Enough

• Must: ใชเมอเกอบแนใจวาเปนจรงหรอถกตอง ตวอยาง - She’s been working all day, so she must be really tired! - She was working all day yesterday, so she must have been really tired! • May/Might/Could: ใชเมอเปนไปไดวาเปนจรง ตวอยาง - John isn’t at work today – he may/might be out of town on business. - John wasn’t at work yesterday – he may/might have been out of town on business. • Can’t/Couldn’t: ใชเมอเกอบแนใจวาเปนไปไมได ตวอยาง - That can’t be Janet over there – she’s at her grandparents’ at the moment. - That can’t have been Janet you saw – she was at her grandparents’ at that time.

Making requests Pat and Anne are classmates. Pat’s pen runs out: Pat: My pen’s run out. Can I borrow one of yours? Anne: Sure. Here you are. Pat: Thanks.

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Suggested Answer Key (Ex. 10)

Too / Enough • too + adj/adv ตวอยาง - He is too old to play football with the kids. - I was driving too fast. • adj/adv + enough ตวอยาง - He isn't old enough to watch this programme. - You're not working fast enough. • enough + noun ตวอยาง - I don't have enough time.

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Answer Key (Ex. 12)

Phrasal verbs • look after ดแล [to be responsible for or to take care of somebody/something] ตวอยาง Who's going to look after the children while you're away? • look for หา, มองหา [to try to find something that you have lost, or someone who is not where they should be (= search for)] ตวอยาง I'm looking for Steve - have you seen him?

• look forward to sth ตงตาคอย , ตงใจคอย [to be thinking with pleasure about something that is going to happen (because you expect to enjoy it)] ตวอยาง weekend. I'm looking forward to the • look out (for sb/sth) ระวง , ระมดระวง [to try to avoid something bad happening or doing something bad] ตวอยาง You should look out for pickpockets.

• look up คนหา (คำศพทหรอขอมล ) [to look for information in a dictionary or reference book, or by using a computer] ตวอยาง Can you look up the opening times on the website?

Answer Key (Ex. 13) Suggested Answer Key (Ex. 13)