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 1. The rule

Dare

We use the modal verb dare to express courage (or a lack of it) to do something (usually in questions and negations in present and past):

How dare you say it? – Як ви смієте казати це?

For a while he dared not move. – Деякий час він не наважувався поворухнутися.

No one dare tell him that bad news.

I daren’t go home – my parents will be furious!

NOTE:

Dare can also be used as a normal verb followed by to:

I dared to tell him the truth.

 

Will

We use the modal verb will to express:

a request: Will you show me how to play baseball?

(= Can you show me how to play baseball?)

 

Shall

We use the modal verb shall to suggest:

-        Doing something together with someone else:

Shall we play tennis this afternoon? – Пограємо в теніс в день?

-        Doing something for someone else:

Shall I turn on the lights for you? – Увімкнути вам світло?

 

Had better (not) (краще)

We use had better (not) to give advice and warning in particular situations:

You’d better answer the phone!

You’d better not  be late or he’ll be angry.

 

To be

Is use in two tenses – present and past

 

We use the modal verb to be to express

-        obligation resulting from a previous agreement, plan, schedule, timetable etc.

We were to work two hours every morning. – Ми мали працювати дві години кожного ранку.

We are to meet at the theatre. – Ми повинні зустрітися у театрі.

-        Order or instruction:

You are to go to sleep. – Лягайте спати.

You are not to come here anymore. – Більше сюди не приходьте.

2. Гужва  Task 3 (Viber)