2. Signs and instructions.
Can you remember? Type in the missing letters to complete the words on the signs.
3. Obligation, no obligation, prohibition and permission.
The following sentences are from a list of rules for library users. Is each sentence expressing obligation, no obligation, prohibition or permission?
4. Practice.
Obligation
You have to do it. / You need to do it. / You must do it.
No obligation
You don't have to do it. / There is no need to do it.
Prohibition
You mustn't do it. / You are not to do it.
Permission
You are allowed to do it. / You may do it. / You can do it.
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences and express the function in brackets.
5. Problems.
Listen to six different situations. What is the problem about in each situation?
Listen again and read the transcript.
6. Problems.
Read about problems with a printer. Choose the best definition for the underlined words.
9. Problems.
Can you remember? Match the two parts to say more about the different problems.
Listen again and repeat the sentences.
11. Speaking Tutorial 2.
Send your tutor an email suggesting a day and time for the speaking tutorial.
During the tutorial you will do a role play. Follow the instructions below.
Library rules
Obligation | No obligation | Prohibition | Permission |
Return materials on time |
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Use photocopiers for copying library material |
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Pay a fee |
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Use computers on this floor |
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Be registered to borrow material |
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Use the library WiFi |
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Remove magazines from the library |
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Useful phrases for the speaking tutorial:
Hello, this is ....
Can I speak to ..., please?
Hello ..., this is .... I'm calling to do Speaking Tutorial 2 of the Dealing with the Public module